We're Martin's people.' Marchers head down Market Street Friday in observance of the 53rd anniversary of the birth of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. They hold portraits of Dr. King and signs calling for Dr. King's birthday to be made a national holiday. Some of the marchers knew Dr. King and marched with him during the 1960s. Dr. King was assassinated in Memphis in 1968. Story on 2A.
Sumner coach John Algee and his players were a jubilant group after the Bulldogs had defeated Webster Groves, 71-57, to win the Missouri Class L championship Saturday night at Kiel Auditorium. Coach Algee is holding the winner's trophy. The identifiable players are, from the left, Ken Morris, Mack Rush, Ron Haynes, Travis Brown, Jim Brown (behind Travis), Larry Weathers, Ed Lacy and Willie Battle.
H. G. "Let us clasp hands over the bloody chasm." "A Great Victory has been won in Georgia..... The verdict in Georgia is certainly conclusive." - New York Tribune, October 3, 1872. Political cartoon illustrated by T. H. Nast.
"THE LION AND THE UNICORN FIGHTING" - AGAIN (?)
British Lion (to Lord D - Unicorn). "What! give up the Fugitive Slave, and not the Criminal Fugitive!"
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