Racist Lloyd Tilghman Binford, son of racist James Robert Binford, was an American insurance salesman and head of the Memphis Censor Board. - AsNotedIn
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| 1866/12/16 | Frances L Campbell Binford, wife of John James Robert Binford, gives birth to a son, Lloyd Tilghman Binford, in Duck Hill, Mississippi. | Born | Duck Hill, MI | Mississippi | |||
| 1950/03/00 | The Board of Censors bans any film starring Ingrid Bergman. Lloyd Binford explains that her films are not to be shown in Memphis "because of her conduct, not because of the pictures .... We haven't even seen Stromboli and we don't expect to see it". | Censor | Memphis, TN | Tennessee | |||
| 1951/09/00 | The Board of Censors prohibits a re-release of Charlie Chaplin's "City Lights" in Memphis. Binford says the film cannot be exhibited because Chaplin is a "London guttersnipe". | Censor | City Lights (film) | Memphis, TN | Tennessee | ||
| 1956/08/27 | Lloyd Tilghman Binford dies at age 89 in Memphis, Tennessee. Binford is buried at Elmwood Cemetery in Memphis. | Died | Elmwood Cemetery | Memphis, TN |
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