Word: sturgises
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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¶In Sturgis, Ky. (pop. 2,222), which also saw trouble last year, Publisher Bud Calman of the News reported: "I've been up and down the street these last three days trying to appraise our situation, and I haven't heard one word which would indicate trouble...
The A.D. Club suffered a 2 to 0 field hockey defeat at the hands of Radcliffe's Hockey Club yesterday on the 'Cliffe quad. Ann Sturgis '59 scored the only two goals as the Annex athletes repeated last year's victory over the clubbies.
The hope that integration would proceed smoothly if everyone (and especially the NAACP) kept quiet was blighted, however, when the opening of school resurrected the issue with renewed intensity at Mansfield, Clay, and Sturgis. Since that time each of the candidates has come out with his own appeal to the...
The achievement was overshadowed by noise and fury from a few trouble spots and troublemakers, who shamed and embarrassed their fellow Americans. In Texas 25,000 Negro schoolchildren were integrated without incident. But in the farm town of Mansfield, Negro students slated to enroll in the high school were scared...
The Kentucky National Guard gave the press better protection in the rioting at Clay and Sturgis. But, reported Mrs. Francele H. Armstrong, editor of Kentucky's Henderson Gleaner and Journal. who was herself bullied by the mob at Clay, "the climate was unhealthy for two classes of citizens-newspaper...