Education And Understanding Will Solve The Race Problem
Mr. Church argues education and understanding between races will solve racial issues. The speaker contends recognizing minority rights is essential for equal opportunity in employment and pay. He condemns Nazi sympathizers cloaked as Americans and calls for true social equality in opportunities, not social mixing.
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Church
Well Known Citizen Passes in Phoenix Community
Madam Sewell age unknown died Monday afternoon in Phoenix. A longtime resident from Oklahoma City she lived 21 years at 15th and Madison Street and was active in civic and religious affairs. She perfected a gas mask from salvage inner tubes and offered it to the government. Survived by son John Wagner and her parents Reverend and Mrs Boyd of Phoenix.
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John Wagner
Rev
Mrs. Boyd
Phoenix
Fourth Of July Barbecue Dinner for Colored Orphans Home
The Delta Sigma Theta Sorority held a barbecue picnic at East Lake Park to benefit the Colored Orphans Home planned for South 7th St. It will be the state’s only home of its kind for Negro children. The dinner offered barbecued beef potato salad and brown beans.
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
East Lake Park
Colored Orphans Home
South 7Th St
Armstrong Offered 10000 To Fight August 2 At Ebbetts Field
Henry Armstrong's manager George Moore said Promoter Max Joss offered $10,000 for a August 2 bout at Ebbetts Field Brooklyn. Armstrong would not commit until an opponent is named.
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Henry Armstrong
George Moore
Max Joss
Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn
Moore
Armstrong
Scout Home Dedicated for Colored Boy Scouts in Phoenix
A dedicated clubhouse and playground for colored Boy Scouts was unveiled on Adams and 12th Streets with over 500 attendees. Mayors and civic leaders spoke, Fort Huachuca Band performed, and the Phoenix Civic Welfare League sponsors said project funds come from 16 organizations. Troop No. 7 will use the site for volleyball basketball skating and dancing on two large lots.
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Adams and
12Th Streets
Phoenix Civic Welfare League, Inc
League
John W. Washington
Colored Scouts
Troop No. 7
Lloyd Dickey
War Departments Highest Award Given To Colored Workers
The War Department awarded its Exceptional Service Medal to two Black employees for heroism at work. Ernest Wheeler of Red River Ordnance Depot Texas covered a burning mechanic to save him from exploding flames. Mrs Allese G Lee of Pine Bluff Arsenal Arkansas tore burning clothing from a restrained coworker amid an explosion, suffering burns herself. A July 9 bond drive at Phyllis Wheatley Center Phoenix features Kingman Air Base Orchestra and Newton Bronson with aim to raise $20000.
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Colored Professional and Business Men’s Club
Kingman Air Base
Phyllis Wheatley Center
East Jefferson Street
War Department
Ernest Wheeler
Red River
Texarkana
Texas
Allese G. Lee
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Chemical Warfare Service
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Wheeler
Lee
Army of
United States
India
Edward Morris
Mrs Blunt Claimed By Death In Arizona
Mrs Ellen Willis Blunt formerly of Mobile Alabama died June 25 at her daughter's home 28 N Park St Phoenix after long illness. She was blind and widowed since 1933. Survived by four children 17 grandchildren eight great grandchildren a niece and a nephew. Funeral July 3 at Antioch Baptist Church with Rev J H Payton officiating. Burial at Mobile Arizona beside husband Jack Blunt.
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Ellen Willis Blunt
Mobile
Ala
N. Park St
Phoenix
Annie Sutton
Bill Vaughn
Martha Jackson
Gertrude Mixon
Shelly
Mary Perkins
Dan Vaughn
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Mrs. Blunt
Antioch Baptist Church
J. H. Payton
Mobile, Ariz
Jack Blunt
Hospital Fund Gets Approval For St Monica Ward
Federal Works Agency approved about 83700 dollars for a communicable disease ward and a residence for internes at St Monica s Hospital. W H Cheney Berkeley California regional director notified Senator Carl Hayden that funds were allotted. Plans by Lescher and Mahoney were submitted with Public Health Service support. Bids will be invited soon.
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St. Monica’s Hospital
Federal Works Agency
W. H. Cheney
Berkeley
Calif
FWA
Carl Hayden
U. S
Lescher and Mahoney
U. S. Public Health Service
Mrs Minnie Gibson Passes Away in Phoenix
Mrs Minnie Gibson of 910 S 6th Ave Phoenix died Thursday morning June 29 after months of arthritis. Survived by nieces Daisy Moore Alice McGee Edna Gonaway nephews John Patrick Durham and brother in law Zack Durham. Came to Phoenix in 1922 with sister Mrs Durham. Funeral services held Monday morning July 3.
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Minnie Gibson
S. 6Th Ave
Gibson
Mrs. Gibson
Daisy Moore
Alice McGee
Edna Gonaway
John
Patrick Durham
Zack Durham
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