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Robert Durr

Born and raise[edit]

Draft registration. Born July 14, 1899, in 1919, living with Maycee Simpson as a student in Braxton, MS, of the Ping/Piny Woods Institute/Piney Woods Institute[1] —> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braxton,_Mississippi -> https://townofbraxton.com/about/ —> https://pineywoods.org/about/#midle%7C2


1920 Census Robert living amidst the extended Durr family in Simpson County, MS, son of Wilson and Maggie Durr. Robert was a teacher at the Common School.[2]

Beginning Editor[edit]

Durr staff, article for The Bystander in Des Moines, and practicing minister (Bystander archive is 1894–1921)[3] Organizing activities in Des Moines.[4] Durr, story of coming from Piney Woods School[5] editorial.[6] editorial.[7] Talk for AME[8] conference[9] articles…[10] trip to Buxton[11]

Durr a founding officer of Business Men's League[12] article on protecting freedoms[13]

Durr an editor[14] tour of Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin,south in Mississippi, Tennessee, Apr-June, 1921.[15]

Durr describes the pledge his mother made of funding his education after his father had refused to do so as his most important thrilling moment.[16]

Transition[edit]

Durr and wife jailed. Southern Register of Jackson MS, a company and a school. He had delayed on shipping groceries until there was a larger group of customers and there was a complaint and while he was away his wife was arrested and eventually turned himself in. They had been in jail some months when newspaper coverage began.[17] Robert Durr was formerly of The Bystander of Des Moines, and founder/editor of The Southern Register of Jackson MS, and The Negro Capital, businessman and teacher, and secretary of the Negro Business League of Des Moines, IA.[18]

Son Robert Jr born Dec 23, 1925, of Robert and Olivia Lafton/Lofton in Birmingham, MS.[19]

Durr reported as new editor of The Christian Reformer for the Independent ME and ME Zion churches of Birmingham, AL.[20] November editorial in the Chicago Defender.[21] By this time he served as general secretary of the Independent Methodist Episcopal Church of America based in Birmingham.[22]


Durr reported as president of the General Cooperative Society of Birmingham AL working on all kinds of business entrepreneurship for African Americans.[23] Helped feed.[24] Durr and a Black Santa.[25]

Durr founds nondenominational Truth Church on Eighth Ave N, promoting "fulfilling human needs physically, politically and educationally as well as spiritually.” and associated with the Social Service Institute also on Eighth Ave N.[26] Durr's Church and piety.[27]

Truth Church Institute proving legal aid centers in cooperation with Good Will Industrial Relief Center.[28] Durr in interacial interdenominational Bible school.[29] Durr and Church assistance.[30] Durr on women's initiative.[31]

Durr and rec activities.[32]

letters to the editor.[33]

Editor of The Birmingham World and then the Weekly Review[edit]

1933-35[edit]

He was visible with The Birmingham World by May 1933.[34] Though later it was said to begin in 1931.[35]

activities.[36]

Durr and cleanup campaign.[37]

letter to the editor by Durr.[38]

activity.[39] And circulating socially in the area.[40]

editorial.[41]

editorial[42]

editorial[43]

Durr mentioned via The Weekly Review in the Defender he speaks to Dallas County teachers in AL.[44] The colleccton available at Newspapers.com dates from 1940[45] as do most collections.[46]

Durr mentioned among speakers at National Negro Achievement Week events by the Omega Psi Phi association[47]

1936-38[edit]

Durr mentioned among speakers at New Year Emancipation program in Birmingham.[48] And hosting reception too.[49]

Durr presented silver cup of appreciation of Birmingham ministers to Rev J C Cunningham of Macedonia Baptist Church.[50] Durr did the same thing in Prat IA for Rev J T Shirley of First Baptist Church.[51] Durr donated to Dave Evans White Negros Boys Home by the Boys Club for fundraising at July 4th event.[52] Durrs hosted wedding shower of Charles & Mrs Askew at home in Titusville.[53] Durr was visible with the Pythian Knights.[54] Durr was appointed an assistant to Dr Walter Brown on Community Chest, predecessor of United Way.[55] Durr joined in founding of Troy AL Civic League,[56] and sang in the church choir.[57] Durr was a speaker among the YWCA conference in Birmingham.[58]

Durr aided a Baptist Convention in Birmingham.[59]


Durr was among many visitors of the Chicago Defender branch office in Birmingham.[60]

A gathering in Birmingham.[61]

Durr was among the speakers at the First Congregational Church for a open period to speak on human problems.[62]

1939-1942[edit]

Durr speaker for Emancipation Day.[63]

Durr, as Rev of AME Greater Mixon Tabernacle Church, suggested a plan of reforming the AME plans - consolidate all AME colleges into two, make one newspaper from the three of the AME, reduce the number of elders to circulate among four churches per quarter and have time to initiatives without taking on debt, kick out politicians and detach from lukewarm associations, and to stop being an employment agency for ministers to have their means provided and seek independent means.[64] Durr sermon summary.[65]

Durr Suggestions For AME Consolidation.[66]

With Weekly Review.[67]

Durr leads race segregated Community Chest division,[68]

Durr talk for dedcation of integrated workforce summarized.[69]

Durr in organizing committee for NAACP meeting.[70]

Mrs Durr assists at PTA of Tuggle School.[71] Durr spoke at a PTA,[72] and preached at Mixon Temple memorial for Malachi Wilkerson, teacher at Parker HS.[73]

AME minister[74] and was noted coordinating social agencies.[75]

Durr was secretary of Better Business Builders and presented Miss Birmingham Queen for 1939.[76]

Durr among committee that dedicated the Sixth Ave Baptist Church to Mary E. Strong businesswoman.[citation needed] Durr speaker to Birmingham Beauticians, & chairs Negro division of Community Chest.[77] Durr on committee for reception for woman business leader.[78]

daughter Carldine born 23 Jan 1940 in Birmingham, AL.(immediately below noted as son Carl Dean)[79]

Durr was the guest speaker at the Weatley Society meeting.[80] Durr On Anti-Lynching motivations.[81] Durr joins Tuskegee committee to arrange a Negro Boy Camp.[82] Durr joins in Tuggle School program in Enon Ridge& talk for medical group.[83]

1940 Census. Durr household on 12th Avenue North, Birmingham, there by 1935, listed as a newspaper journalist. Durr was born around 1899 in Mississippi. His wife was Olivia(9 yrs younger, born circa 1908), and children 6 children: Robert Jr (14, born circa 1926), Gloria (10, born circa 1930), Joyce (7, born circa 1933,) Delight (5, born circa 1935,) Carver (2, born circa 1938), Carl (2 months old, born 1940) and living with Robert’s sister, Elloverture, (20 yrs younger than Robert, born circa 1920).[84]

Durr usher at society wedding.[85]

Minister Durr talk at Tuskegee on “Religion of Tomorrow"[86]

Durr leading Negro Exposition.[87] Mary Bethune spoke at it too.[88] Durr was among attendees of Community Chest reception.[89] Durr chairs executive board bringing the 1939 Negro Exposition of Progress brought from Chicago to Birmingham opened Nov 17.[90] 5000 attended[91]

Durr article on Mary McLeod Bethune[92]

Covers Baptists conference[93]

Durr And Coverage of Integrated Choir on radio.[94]

Mentions later Baha'i Robert Durr on division and unity challenges.[95]

Durr among speakers.[96]

Durrs among group trip to Atlanta.[97]

Durr was one of 28 newspaper editors advising the National Negro Newspaper Week commemorating 115th anniversary of black newspapers.[98] Mrs Robert Durr at Club meeting.[99] Durr part of Tuskegee chapter fair in Birmingham.[100] Robert & Mrs Durr.[101] Durrs part of reception for USO.[102]

Mrs Durr and children back from attending to mother.[103]

Durr at regional church election.[104] Named editor of the Religious Freedom Journal of the Council of Community Church of America.[105] Meanwhile there is a fragment of a mention of a Bahá'í made in the Weekly Review when Elizabeth Baker is mentioned having given a talk Sep 10, 1942.[106]

Letter and resolution from the Citizens Committee on Jobs and Training in Birmingham, Alabama, to Governor-elect Chauncey Sparks in Montgomery, Alabama inc Durr.[107]

Durr visits Washington DC and Durham NC.[108]

The Bahá'ís[edit]

1942-1943[edit]

profile of Baha'is by Alice Simmons Cox.[109]

Durr editorial inc comments on Cox article, after eulogizing Washington Carver. (see p5) "I agree with Alice S. Cox of the Race Unity Committee of the National Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States and Canada who says: "We feel that the rapid course of events thoughout the world at the present time will weld and fuse the races of mankind. Common suffering, common service, common hopes, will bring us all together…." It is our feeling that even though some men are not able to keep pace with time, that certain things are ordained to happen at certain times and that no matter what we do those things will just happen and by and large because of the diversity of people in the United States we will in the long run be able to somehow stand the storm of life, because we will not only conceive of the importance of loving our brothers as ourselves, but that our survival depends on our ability to love our brothers more tha ourselves.…"[110]

review of Alice Simmons Cox Baha'i article by Robert Durr, profile of Baha’is through Bahá’u’lláh and the New Era[111]

article by Baha'i Alice Simmons Cox.[112]

article by Baha'i Alice Simmons Cox.[113]

Durr part of conference on black journalism[114]

summary of Baha'i view of race unity (fragment).[115]

comments on Baha'is by Gordon B Handcock in Weekly Review.[116]

Durr director of board of Alabama State Federation of Colored Civic Leagues.[117]

Durr responds to sessions of Biennial Council of Community Churches[118]

returns to the principles of the Baha’i Faith and says: "This to my mind is at least an ideal toward which the best should strive - an ideal toward which the best MUST strive or die. I use the word MUST because the move toward that which is better can not be permenently arresteed. when the time comes for a change for the better to be made it is like the sun shining on a seed in the Spring 0 the seed must SPROUT or ROT.…” and then quotes from the Guardian: ""The unity of the human race, as envisaged by Baha'u'llah, implies the establishment of a world commonwealth in which all nations, races, creeds and classes are closely and permenently united, and in which the autonomy of its state members and the personal freedom and initiative of the individuals that compose them are definitely and completely safeguarded.…"[119]

Durr among Community Church national meeting.[120] Durr returned from Chicago where he was a delegate to the National Council of Community churches along with five others.[121]

editorial by Durr.[122]


Part of War Bonds dedication of bomber.[123]

Baha'i Elizabeth Cheney on race issues - letter to editor.[124]

Durr in plea for funding for rec opportunity.[125]

1944[edit]

Durr spoke at HS graduation exercises[126]

Durr speaks of a past in Chicago he had attended during which he had the chance to visit the Baha'i exhibit of the Baha'i Temple at the Slossfield Center.[127] The Center was an institution in Birmingham.[128][129] and filler & recommendation.[130]

Durr reviews and extensively quotes Abdu'l-Baha on "the reality of man is his thought…"[131]

Baha'is going to national convention inc Dyers, Inglis, Durr, Brown, Howard, Fettig, & the delegate, Gertrude Gerwertz.[132] visited son in Chicago while there[133] Amid which an article emphasizing the Birth of Abdu'l-Baha, instead of the Declaration of the Bab, as the centennial observance of published in the Weekly Review,[134]

remembering Abdu'l-Baha in US.[135]

Baha'i Assembly of Birmingham donated to YWCA.[136]

Mason Remey visits, talk.[137]

Durr amid Community Chest fundraising.[138]

Weekly Review columnist Ruth Taylor talks inc Baha'is.[139]

Durr mentions Baha'is in editorial.[140] The following Sunday homefront pioneer Nina Howard was to give a talk at the Baha'i Center.[141]

Durr talks for the Faith were being scheduled in Georgia, Tennessee and Mississippi in December.[142]

Durr was secretary of the Alabama state Baha'i convention committee.[143] David Ruhe talk at Center.[144] Today the site is a theatre.[145] Meanwhile Baha'i Nellie Roche in Nashville is published as a contact for published material such as the Baha'i hopes and UN.[146]

Durr talk, profiled inc as a Baha'i.[147]

Durr to talk at Baha'i Center.[148]

Closing the year, Edris Rice-Wray talk at Center, now at 1828 3rd Ave N.[149]

1945[edit]

Summary/review of Baha'i book God Passes By by Shoghi Effendi.[150] Obituary for Memphis Baha'i George W. Henderson.[151]

Durr reviews world issues of ideology with Nazism, Fascism, and Communism and how they limit who is to improve and benefit and the need to be universal in our raising up humanity "The society posited by Christ and the Bahai teachings of this day is the answer - for the right future."[152]

Myrtle Barnes talk at Center; Mrs Inglis.[153]


Durrs at FWA conference in DC.[154]

John Inglis gave a talk at the Baha'i Center officiated by Mrs Durr with Martha Fetting the reporter.[155]

Baha'is among multifaith review.[156] Meanwhile Durr was among presentations on peace in Nashville.[157]

Jean Chandler talk at Center; Rose Terry Brown.[158] Chandler was a soon a professor at Miles College,[159] and Brown was a director of health public,[160] and they were Delta soros.[161]

Margaret Ruhe talk at Center.[162]

Baha'is John Inglis and Robert Durr on debate of issue.[163] See also https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahai-harlan-obert-ta/138937880/ and https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahai-john-inglis-tal/138523447/

1946[edit]

Durr among speakers at Atlanta public meeting Jan 13, 1946.[164]

Durr gave a talk at Huntsville's A&M College.[165]

Joy Hill Earl Fireside.[166] Durr spoke at a conference of Baptist ministers.[167]

Durr attended Press Association meeting and meet with President Truman in DC[168]

Wrote article [169] Durr in regional Negro Publishers Association conference.[170] Durr speaks at Jackson College with Joy Hill Earl[171] and then went on to Tougalo College.[172] Followup in New Orleans LA and Jackson MS.[173] In May Durr visited New Orleans[174]

Gertrude Gewer talk at Center.[175]

Durrs were guests in NY for Negro Newspaper Publishers Association.[176]

Mrs Durr among 11 wives of newspaper publishers at NAACP reception.[177]

Durr talk at Atlanta.[178]

Sends a letter to the editor of the Atlanta newspaper suggesting raising money for a reward for information on a lynching, 10x what the governor proposed.[179]

Durr communication with governor.[180] Durr meets with governor.[181] Comments of Durr afterwards.[182] effect of Baha'i Robert Durr's views.[183]

A quoted article presents ‘Abdu’l-Baha excerpted from: ???[184]

Durr among Alabama newspaper editors & publishers who take a position against Boswell Amendment.[185]

editorial.[186]

editorial.[187]

Durr was secretary of the Alabama state Baha'i convention committee.[188]

editorial.[189]

editorial.[190]

1947[edit]

First Half[edit]

Durr article partially quoted upon visiting Lillian Smith in World Order Jan 1947.[191]

Durr talk at YMCA in Knoxville.[192]

editorial.[193]

Baha'is commemorate the anniversary of Will and Testament naming Shoghi Effendi.[194]

Durr & The Weekly Review hosts an Alabama Press Association meeting to gather a memorandum on the needs of African Americans “as human beings” for governor-elect James E. Folsom, open to allowing white members to join, while the governor is seeking a Commission on Minority Affairs.[195]

Durr among Alabama Press Association meeting in Montgomery.[196]

Durr appears at Alabama Extension Workers Conference in Bessemer.[197]

Philip Marangella & Robert Durr Talk at New Orleans YWCA on Gravier St. and then later at the St. Charles Hotel.[198] summarized/quotes.[199]

Durr writes of speaking before an integrated audience an evening in Atlanta and hearing of negative legislation initiatives on race and apologized for the election of Gene Talmadge for governor and his initiatives.[200]

Durr co-represented Governor James Folsom of Alabama along with Mrs Gaillard at the National Freedom Day commemoration of the adoption of the 13th Amendment, and reported on the name.[201]

Durr estimates he may have lost the opportunity of earning some $100,000 over 15 yrs in his efforts to sustain minority development and emancipation. Overall he gives examples of the progress of a people who rally in support of people who fight such oppressions and the lists notables who have died in this effort - Lincoln, Jesus, Bahauallah, and Monroe Trotter.[202] Durr in testimonial dinner.[203]

home of parents of Baha'i Robert Durr burns.[204]

Durr writes of dropping race from names of organizations to avoid making a virtue a vice. He came upon this idea while hearing speakers in Philadelphia, Birmingham, and New Orleans which were “Negro speeches for Negroes” and then at the Freedom Day Celebration in Philadelphia which contrasted talks by elders, as above, vs youth that didn’t. He then the cause of “making ourselves finer human beings - not finer Negroes nor Caucasians” is the point.[205]

Durr received Wendell Willkie Honorary Mention Award for Negro Journalist from President Truman in February 1947.[206]

Baha'i adv, quotes, Harlan Ober, pictured, talk.[207] Harlan Obert talk summarized; John Inglis, radio WTNB.[208]

Editorial about Willkie Award.[209]

Durr editorial.[210]

Durr coming back to Jackson[211]

Durr was part of a conference that proposed making the KKK illegal and raising a fair employment commission. The conference had met in January.[212]

Robert Durr, The Negro Press: Its Character/ Development and Function.[213]

Durr editorial.[214]

Durr at Beauty contest.[215]

Durr chairs Negro Advisory Council for Community Chest.[216]

Durr introduces Defender editor Lucius C Harper.[217]

editorial by Durr.[218]

editorial by Durr.[219]

editorial by Durr.[220]

editorial by Durr.[221]

Case Durr was connected to reversed.[222]

Durr amid forum for Jefferson County Negro Teachers Association meeting.[223]

editorial by Durr.[224]

editorial by Durr.[225]

editorial by Durr.[226]


editorial by Durr.[227]

editorial by Durr.[228]

comments.[229]

editorial by Durr.[230]

Later Half[edit]

editorial.[231]

editorial.[232]

editorial.[233]


editorial.[234]


editorial.[235]

editorial.[236]


editorial.[237]

editorial.[238]

editorial.[239]

editorial.[240]

editorial.[241]

editorial.[242]

editorial.[243]

editorial.[244]

Durr talk among Mississippi Division of Southern Regional Council conference.[245]

editorial.[246]

editorial.[247]

editorial.[248]

comments.[249]


editorial on Oneness of Humanity.[250] comment.[251]

editorial.[252]

editorial.[253]

editori.[254]

editorial.[255]

Baha'i adv for talks on radio WBRC.[256]

editorial.[257]

editorial.[258]

Durr checking accessibility of Chamber of Commerce amid attention to race integration.[259]

Durr Reports On Requirement Of Black Jurors, Briefly Mentions Baha'is Among Religions[260]

1948[edit]

editorial.[261]

editorial.[262]

editorial.[263]

editorial.[264]

editorial.[265]

It is entirely a quote of O. O. Emmerich of The Enterprise-Journal of McComb MS. The writer takes on a variety of issues related to race and the South.[266]

Durr addresses the beginning of the decay of the separate-but-equal segregated educational system at the Supreme Court and that it is bad for whites as well as blacks as well as the actual positive benefits of being educated together and that that problems also exist in the training of teachers. Durr makes a passing remark of the unfortunate results of the segregated system that tends to raise atheists who then are a danger to the entire system of civilization.[267] Letter to the Editor of Chicago Defender reviews Feb 14 article of Durr’s, extracting points including some atheists have done better than religious leaders, a point not made in Durr’s letter.[268] The case being addressed by the Supreme Court was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sipuel_v._Board_of_Regents_of_the_University_of_Oklahoma from January 1948. This was followed two years later by in Sweatt v. Painter and was one of various cases seeking to end the unjust practice.


editorial.[269]

editorial.[270]

editorial.[271] comments.[272]

Editorial in Cleveland Call.[273]


editorial.[274]

Durr’s column looks at land development covenants that force segregation and the revolution that would be though it extends to the banking industry and access to capital, but then gives an example of a successful development bank and then another. The prospects of a lot more bank business if the court rules in favor of access is mentioned.[275] The case being addressed by the Supreme Court was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shelley_v._Kraemer from January into May 1948.

Durr addresses the Southern practices that deaden life, a kind of lynching of black humanity, while on the other hand a federal anti-lynching law is being worked on and being supported by a rejuvenated black church and that there is a broader South that supports such reforms. There are many “Souths” but, “And there is a great body of enlightened whites and blacks in the South who have lost their fear of benighted bigots and who without speech making are going forward to get done what ought be done, and at the same time, making preparation to live together as human beings and American when the day of racists aer over and we shall see emerging in the South a truly New South inhabited by a people - white and black - freed from the shackles of political gangsters, fear of things which don’t convince the world that progress can be made exist, and the spectacle of a region trying to by standing still or marching backward.” And he equates the Soviet threat to be equal to the racist threat. Then “Posited in the teachings of one Baha’u’llah of Persia who founded the Babai’s(sic) Faith about 104 years ago, one will find the answer to the problems which perplex mankind today."[276]

Durr addresses Britain and its racists systems leaving India to its independence. He then recognizes the UN and its Security Council being limited by its membership and vetoing and lack of police force. Then he observes the Palestinian question and the problem of exploitation, the generalized version of this being one that could plunge the world into the next world war, and the need for us to live with each other. “In the family, the nation(s-ed) of the world, there can be no just security unless unity can be established on the basis of all involved, yielding sufficient sovereignty for an over-all government which it is ever recognized that mankind is one, and that to deal with world problems otherwise makes for division, war and decay."[277]

editorial.[278]

Durr speaker.[279]

editorial.[280]

editorial.[281]

editorial.[282]

editorial.[283]

editorial.[284]

editorial.[285]

editorial.[286]

editorial.[287]

editorial.[288]

Durr in Urban League.[289]

World Order[edit]

Durr named to World Order editorial board.[290]

Durr quotes Baha'i World Order article.[291]

Named on editorial board of World Order[292] served through Mar 1949[293]

Meanwhile[edit]

editorial.[294]

editorial.[295]

Durr Reports On World Order Article By Gertrude Schurgast[296]

Durr for NNPA meeting in Cleveland.[297]

editorial.[298]

at Association meeting, on radio.[299]


editorial.[300]

editorial.[301]

editorial.[302]

Urban League meeting.[303]

Durr column reviews Baha'i Faith in Haifa and Shoghi Effendi and quotes from "A Pattern for Future Society".[304]

editorial.[305]

Durr among Urban League initiative.[306]

editorial.[307]

editorial.[308]

Durr sec of Urban League.[309]

editorial.[310]

editorial.[311]

Editorial.[312] Durr editorial quoted.[313]

article in the Detroit Tribune.[314]

editorial.[315]

Louhelen[edit]

the Durrs attended Louhelen.[316]

In 1948 three people moved to Davison to aid founding its assembly - Arnold Ketels from Marysville, and George and Mrs. Springston from Flint.[317]

The Ketels worked registration, housing and meals; some money was spent on equipment and repairs, and total income was $4671 with expenses of $4477,[318] and tax-exemption for the school was obtained.[318] The youth session rate was $1.75 per day, and for the general session between $2 and $3 per day - the rates were generally half or less than for Green Acre and less than those of Geyserville.[319] Margaret Yeutter taught the junior youth school in June,[320] which was followed by a general session in later July.[321] John Haggard gave a talk on the Baha'i Temple in August.[322][323] Michael Jamir, Paul Becker, and Firuz Kazemzadeh taught classes of the junior youth and youth session.[324] Dorothy Beecher Baker spoke at the last session of the summer.[325] People attended from Lansing,[326] and from Florida.[327]

The 1948-9 committee was Marguerite True, chair, Helen Eggleston, corresponding secretary, Robert Gaines recording secretary, Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick, Mrs Clinton Wideman, Arnold Ketels, Paul Pettit, Mrs. Addie Miller, and Phyllis Hall.[328] The winter session was advertised,[329] and had Larry Kramer, Alice Bacon, and Elsworth Blackwell as faculty and the Feast of Honor was held in the Eggleston home.[330][331]

Elsie Austin, pictured, featured in the Weekly Review for being elected to the NSA.[332]

Glenn Shook, pictured, talk at Center.[333]

Baha'i Gloria Durr among debutantes.[334]

Meanwhile[edit]

editorial.[335]

Durr article on AME laymen's movement.[336]

editorial.[337]

editorial.[338]

editorial.[339]

Daughter Gloria Durr, listed as a Baha'i, was among the debutantes profiled.[340]

1949[edit]

Durr on World Order editorial committee[341]

obit of Baha'i John Beihart published in Weekly Review.[342]

Durr among Urban League conference.[343]

Elsie Austin, pictured, featured for being re-elected to the NSA.[344]

A brief report details the improvements happening inside the Baha'i Temple now that the superstructure is done.[345][346]

Mrs Inglis talk at Center; Mrs Chambliss.[347]

Baha'is hold World Religion Day.[348]

Durr Reports On Jim Crow Experience[349]

1950[edit]

1950 Census[350]

Durr and Urban League initiative.[351]

editorial[352]

Durr article on crime report & names.[353]

1951[edit]

Member of the Alabama Area Teaching Committee 1951-1952.[354]

Myra Bryant talk on radio WEDR, Robert Durr on WBCO[355]

1952[edit]

Durr at NY Global News Syndicate conference.[356]

letter to editor by Baha'i Robert Durr.[357]

Durr Urged To Go To Africa By Guardian[358] National Archives was seeking letters on behalf of the Guardian included those received by Robert Durr.[359]

1953[edit]

editorial.[360]

article[361]

article[362]

article[363]

editorial.[364]

article[365]

1954[edit]

Baha'is hold World Religion Day; John Inglis, Robert Durr talk[366]

Durr had given talks Jackson College and Tougaloo.[367]

Died[edit]

Durr noted died Mar 13, 1954[368]

Memorials[edit]

Memorials & obituaries[369] Nine children. Died March 13 after eight days in the Jefferson-Hillman Hospital involving a paralysis of the throat. He was born July 14, in Magee, MS and came to Birmingham in the early 1930s during the Great Depression and first worked at the Birmingham World newspaper and published the Weekly Review since about 1934. Durr was the son of Wilson and Magee Durr and married Olivia Lofton in 1925 in Pinola, MS. He graduated from Piney Woods Institute, Piney Woods MS, in 1917. He won a Wendell Wilkie Award in 1946, named an editor of the Baha'i World Order magazine and authored articles "Our Basic Social Task", "The Negro Press, It's development and function" and represented Alabama Governor James Folsom at the National Freedom Day in 1946 and 1948, was a member of the regional chapter of the NAACP, nine years chair of the Community Chest council, president of the United Scholarship Fund, a founded the Alabama Newspaper Association. Along the way he had been ordained as an AME Minister and then joined the Baha'i Faith. Survivors include: wife Olivia Durr, Robert Durr Jr, Carver Bethune Durr, Eric Dur, Glora Durr Samuels, Joyce Durr, Delight Durr, CalrDean Durr, Rita Durr, Paula Durr.[370]

gravesite[371]

Commentary:[372]

[373]


Daughter Mary E. Attended Piney School[374]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ {{cite web}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KZZ1-5FZ Robert Driscoll Durr Military • United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918(registration required)
  2. ↑ {{cite web}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MNTF-HZC Robert Durr Census • United States Census, 1920(registration required)
  3. ↑ * {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bystander-later-bahai-robert-durr-a/183458176/ The Bystander, The Bystander Des Moines, Iowa • Thu, Jan 13, 1921 Page 2|via=Newspapers.com
  4. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-dallas-express-later-bahai-robert-d/183458246/ Des Moines Bureau will Supervise Negro Activities, The Dallas Express Dallas, Texas • Sat, Mar 12, 1921 Page 1 |via=Newspapers.com
  5. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bystander-later-bahai-robert-durr/139013093/ From the Woodpile to Head Printer of the future great Bystander, The Bystander Des Moines, Iowa • Fri, Jul 2, 1920 Page 2 via=Newspapers.com
  6. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bystander-later-bahai-robert-durr-e/183458295/ The Way it Appears to Me; The Winifred Robb Way of Doing Things, The Bystander Des Moines, Iowa • Thu, May 5, 1921 Page 2 | via=Newspapers.com
  7. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bystander-later-bahai-robert-durr-e/183458359/ Current Comments; 'Barbariously Ravishing the Stars and Stripes?', by Robert Durr, The Bystander Des Moines, Iowa • Thu, May 19, 1921 Page 2 | via=Newspapers.com
  8. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bystander-laterr-bahai-robert-durr/139013235/ Club Notes; The Purity League…, The Bystander Des Moines, Iowa • Thu, Sep 2, 1920 Page 2 via=Newspapers.com
  9. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bystander-later-bahai-robert-durr-i/139013409/ Great convention at Savery - Ft. Des Moines Hotels, The Bystander Des Moines, Iowa • Thu, Oct 7, 1920 Page 2 via=Newspapers.com
  10. ↑ * {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bystander-later-bahai-robert-durr-a/139011138/ Noted Negro orators disagree as to what they Negro has lost in Africa, by Robert D. Durr, The Bystander Des Moines, Iowa • Thu, Oct 14, 1920 Page 4 via=Newspapers.com
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  12. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-bystander-later-bahai-robert-durr-a/139011315/ Dr. Griffin heads Business Men's League, The Bystander Des Moines, Iowa • Thu, Feb 17, 1921 Page 1 via=Newspapers.com
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  17. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/des-moines-tribune/123303533/ Former local negro editor held in jail, Des Moines Tribune Des Moines, Iowa • Sat, Aug 15, 1925 Page 1 via=Newspapers.com
  18. ↑ * https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-afro-american-later-bahais-robert/159313366/. {{cite news}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)Editor's Son May Be Born In Mississippi Jail: Robert Durr And Wife Held Four Months Or Charge Of Fradulent Use Of Mails, The Afro-American, Baltimore, Md.. 15 Aug 1925, pA8. via=Newspapers.com
  19. ↑ {{cite web}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6K79-C17B Robert Driscol Durr, Jr Social Program Document • United States, Social Security Numerical Identification Files (NUMIDENT), 1936-2007(registration required)
  20. ↑ {* {cite news | title = | newspaper = | location = | page = | date = | url = https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-chicago-defender-inc-later-bahai-ro/181425343/ | access-date = }}Independent M. E. Headquarters Open, The Chicago Defender (National edition), Chicago, IL, 28 Sep 1929, p2 via=Newspapers.com
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  22. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-chicago-defender-inc-later-bahai-ro/181425453/ Birmingham News; , by Katherine Kent Lambert, The Chicago Defender Chicago, Illinois • Sat, Nov 30, 1929 Page 17 |via=Newspapers.com
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  25. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-birmingham-reporter-later-bahai-rob/183150615/ Black Santa Claus coming from Africa, The Birmingham Reporter Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Dec 6, 1930 Page 8 |via=Newspapers.com
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  35. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/atlanta-daily-world-anniversary-of-weekl/183256520/ Plan Progress Exposition at Birmingham, Atlanta Daily World Atlanta, Georgia • Sat, May 29, 1937 Page 1 |via=Newspapers.com
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  103. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)ALABAMA STATE - Birmingham, by MRS. KATHERINE KENT LAMBERT.  The Chicago Defender (National edition), Chicago, IL, 11 July 1942, p10 via=Newspapers.com
  104. ↑ – via Newspapers.com. {{cite news}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-chicago-defender-inc-soon-bahai-rob/183055983/ Hail New Regional President, The Chicago Defender Chicago, Illinois • Sat, Sep 5, 1942 Page 26 |via=Newspapers.com
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  129. ↑ https://npgallery.nps.gov/GetAsset/c047a839-03f3-4bb5-af50-52fd46e00063 National Register of Historic Places Registration Form
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  132. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-birmingham-post-bahais-going-to-nat/138937135/ Birmingham Baha'is to attend conclave, The Birmingham Post Birmingham, Alabama • Thu, May 18, 1944 Page 11 via=Newspapers.com
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  145. ↑ https://playbill.com/venue/alabama-theatre-coms-0000036084
  146. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahais-contact-info/104083989/ Can the Nations be United? In Unification Lies Their Salvation, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Dec 2, 1944 Page 2 |via=Newspapers.com
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  148. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/atlanta-daily-world-bahai-robert-durr-t/183260082/ Baha'i meeting Sunday…, Atlanta Daily World Atlanta, Georgia • Sat, Dec 9, 1944 Page 2 |via=Newspapers.com
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  150. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-summaryreview-of-baha/67341144/ God Passes By - Shoghi Effendi, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Jan 6, 1945 Page 4 continued|via=Newspapers.com
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  153. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahai-myrtle-barnes-t/138522444/ Mrs Barnes to Speak Here Sunday, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Feb 24, 1945 Page 1 |via=Newspapers.com
  154. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/atlanta-daily-world-inc-bahai-durrs-at/183260497/ Un-Covering Washington; , by Harry S McAlpin, Atlanta Daily World Atlanta, Georgia • Wed, Feb 28, 1945 Pages 1 5|via=Newspapers.com
  155. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahai-john-inglis-tal/138522527/ World Peace talk slated for Sunday, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Mar 10, 1945 Page 1 via=Newspapers.com
  156. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahais-among-multifai/138937750/ Never Changing Spiritual Truths Brotherood, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Sep 29, 1945 Page 3 |via=Newspapers.com
  157. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-tennessean-bahai-robert-durr-among/183260953/ War Film to be Shown, The Tennessean Nashville, Tennessee • Sun, Sep 30, 1945 Page 40 |via=Newspapers.com
  158. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahai-jean-chandler-t/138937768/ Miss Chandler Bahai[sic] Sunday Speaker, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Oct 20, 1945 Page 1 |via=Newspapers.com
  159. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-inc-bahai-jean-chandl/183241785/ Miss Annie Mae Smart, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Mar 16, 1946 Page 4 |via=Newspapers.com
  160. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahai-rose-terry-brow/183242392/ Trophy Awarded, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Fri, Apr 17, 1942 Page 5 |via=Newspapers.com
  161. ↑ * {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-inc-later-bahais-jean/183242067/ Delta Baby Contest Success, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Fri, Dec 20, 1940 Page 5 |via=Newspapers.com
  162. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahai-margaret-ruhe-t/138937780/ Speaks Here Sunday, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Nov 17, 1945 Page 1 |via=Newspapers.com
  163. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-weekly-review-bahais-john-inglis-an/183240870/ New Year Day Forum Planned, The Weekly Review Birmingham, Alabama • Sat, Dec 22, 1945 Page 1 |via=Newspapers.com
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  176. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/atlanta-daily-world-bahai-durrs-were-gu/183262980/ The Tip-Off, by Emory O Jackson, Atlanta Daily World Atlanta, Georgia • Wed, Jun 26, 1946 Page 3 |via=Newspapers.com
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  180. ↑ {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/hattiesburg-american-bahai-robert-durr/183263692/ Governor Issues Statement, Hattiesburg American Hattiesburg, Mississippi • Sat, Aug 24, 1946 Pages 1, 4 |via=Newspapers.com
  181. ↑ * {{cite news}}: Empty citation (help)https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-times-bahai-robert-durr-meets-with/183264233/ 13 Arrested in Shooting to be Freed, The Times Shreveport, Louisiana • Sun, Aug 25, 1946 Page 2 |via=Newspapers.com
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