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Jim McDonald was the father of author Brian McDonald, who uncovered the histories of the Elephant and Forty Elephants gangs and brought to public attention largely forgotten gangsters such as Billy Kimber, Darby Sabini, Alf Solomon, Alf White, Johnny Phillips, Freddie Gilbert, George (Brummie) Sage, Dodger Mullins and Tommy Benneworth.
ALF activists vow to continue targeting livestock businesses. [109] August. The ALF report that they have targeted the home of an animal researcher for the Oregon National Primate Research Center, at the Oregon Health & Science University, spray-painting "ALF Eyes on You" on his garage and covering his daughter's car with a white foamy chemical ...
ALF 7 episodes 2007 The O'Reilly Factor: ALF 1 episode 2011 Good Morning America: ALF 1 episode 2012 The Hub's ALF Week: ALF 2016 Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie: ALF Television film 2016 Mr. Robot: ALF Episode: "eps2.4_m4ster-s1ave.aes" 2019 Young Sheldon [9] ALF Episode: "A Race of Superhumans and a Letter to ALF" 2020 ...
White dropped his association with the Sabinis, transferred his operations to greyhound tracks, and became a part-owner of Hackney Wick Stadium. He was married to Caroline Wooder, and their three children, Alf junior, Harry and Billy, took over leadership of the gang until they were crushed by Jack Comer in 1947.
So, for white parents raising white kids in an increasingly diverse America, I would encourage you to take the time all year long, but especially during Black History Month, ...
Joint ALF / ELF claim. [3] 18 March 1997, Davis, California: The "Bay Area Cell of the Earth X ALF" takes credit for setting fire to the University of California, Davis, Center for Comparative Medicine facility, which was still under construction. [2] 21 July 1997, Redmond, Oregon : Arson attack on the Cavel West meat packing plant. The plant ...
Originally a publication of the Mississippi Citizens' Council, the monthly publication became the official paper of the Citizens' Councils of America in October 1956. Available in PDF from Internet Archive. A complete set of The Citizens' Council (1961-1973) is available at the University of North Carolina Libraries. [1]
The South African Communist Party (SACP) emblem. Wannenburgh was an Independent Newspapers reporter, columnist, and sub-editor for almost two decades; spent several years as a stringer for European and North American newspaper houses; and published in a variety of diverse European and African political, short fiction, and wildlife publications (including Black Orpheus, Présence Africaine ...