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Crossfire. FEPC was, in fact, attempting to do nothing more than re-establish what was once the status quo. Almost the oldest tradition in Southern railroading is the Negro fireman. For years, no white wanted the job; and every Negro railroader recalls that Casey Jones's fireman was a Negro. But in time, whites wanted and took the job of fireman. The firemen's union barred Negroes from membership. Whenever a Negro fireman died, he was replaced by a white...
Chennault has lavished great personal affection and care upon a group of key young men: Colonel Clinton ("Casey") Vincent, 29, commander of the forward echelon; David L. ("Tex&") Hill, formerly an A.V.G. ace, now a lieutenant colonel, commander of the forward fighters; Lieut...
After eight months of noisily stirring the Republican Party into world-consciousness, the Chicago-born Republican Postwar Policy Association last week as noisily closed its doors. Out separate exits walked Publicity Director Leo Casey, to plump for Wendell Willkie for President, and Founder Deneen A. Watson, to stump for Eric A. Johnston for President...
...just a case of Casey at the bat for the Crimson, as Bill Slattery of the sailors effectively shackled the Stahlmen with a neat three-hit performance. By way of consolation, Slattery has given up only seven bingles in his last three times on the mound...
Married. Deborah Harrison Jones, 19, daughter of Charles Sherman ("Casey") Jones, ace airman, trainer of airmen; and Naval Reserve Ensign Scott Scammell II, 24; in Washington Crossing...