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She began serving as secretary for the local NAACP in 1943 and still held that post when arrested in 1955. In the late 1940s the Alabama State Conference of NAACP branches was organized , and Mrs. Parks served as the first secretary for ...
She began serving as secretary for the local NAACP in 1943 and still held that post when arrested in 1955. In the late 1940s the Alabama State Conference of NAACP branches was organized , and Mrs. Parks served as the first secretary for ...
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At that time , federal court rulings held the police were wrong in arresting Negroes who rode the buses integrated in 1958 and the Milwaukee ... They tapped the telephones and searched and arrested guards at the Shuttlesworth home .
At that time , federal court rulings held the police were wrong in arresting Negroes who rode the buses integrated in 1958 and the Milwaukee ... They tapped the telephones and searched and arrested guards at the Shuttlesworth home .
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CORE freedom ride leaves Washington , DC on May 4 ; riders are arrested and assaulted in North and South Carolina on May 8-10 and arrive in Atlanta on May 13 . One Greyhound and one Trailways bus leave Atlanta .
CORE freedom ride leaves Washington , DC on May 4 ; riders are arrested and assaulted in North and South Carolina on May 8-10 and arrive in Atlanta on May 13 . One Greyhound and one Trailways bus leave Atlanta .
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