Word: pattersons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Robert Breckenridge '34, President of the club, W. S. Burrage '33, and H. D. Patterson '34, have already had experience on the air, broadcasting selections of the club's presentations this fall and last year. Breckenridge and G. E. Massey '15, director of the club, will decide on the selections to be presented...
...cast for the play, which has been chosen but for the part of Mrs. Vulpy: Rene O. Z. Whitehead '34 Sparrowly R. F. Alsop '36 Trevor Robert Breckinridge '34 William H. O. Tudor '35 Ludovic H. D. Patterson '34 Colonel Mutsome W. S. Burrage '33 John R. J. Bry '35 Claire Elizabeth Morison Agatha Jeanne McMillan Hortensia Agnes Love Sybil Betty Love
Yesterday morning the jury of the Scottsboro case broke a ten-hour dead-lock to return a verdict of guilty against Haywood Patterson, a negro accused of attacking, in company with eight others, two white girls bumming their way South on a freight train. This is the second time that Patterson has been handed a death sentence for the alleged crime, a new trial having been ordered by the Supreme Court last November. It is not impossible that a third trial will be held, if the defense's appeal is successful. It is, however, doubtful if the verdict will...
First defendant called was Haywood Patterson. Black, bewildered, a horseshoe in his pocket, he sprawled torpidly on a bench behind his counsel. But he was not tried. On trial were the 14th Amendment to the Constitution and Alabama's "selective jury system...
Accused. It was Lawyer Chamlee who supplied Defendant Patterson with the horseshoe, at his request. The other defendants-Clarence Norris, Charlie Weems, Olin Montgomery, Andy Wright, Willie Robertson, Ozie Powell-thought rabbits' feet would "make them sleep easier." The two minors, Roy Wright (Andy's brother) and Eugene Williams, held in prison for two years as material witnesses, got rabbits' feet...