Partner in Publicity

ID: 3001 ~ Source: Smith, David F. Jr. Interviewed by M. Rebecca Sharpless, September 6, 2005, in Waco, TX. Baylor University Institute for Oral History, Waco, TX. Access full interview here.
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While Miller remained restricted to his bed due to illness, William Norris “Nug” Skinner advertised the newsletter and advocated white supremacy in Waco. David F. Smith Jr., Waco’s longest-serving city manager, explains that Skinner attended local council meetings to rant about minority groups in the area.

This file appears in: Horace Sherman Miller

By Allie R. Lopez & Benna Vaughan
Once considered a hub for racist activity, Waco served as headquarters for writer and editor Horace Sherman Miller. An avowed white supremacist, Miller perpetuated and propagated racist ideas in the mid-twentieth century. He printed his newsletter,…