Negroes Say Farewell To Generous Inflation
A New York feature by Laureen White discusses inflation losing momentum, with widespread business slowdowns, rising unemployment, and a shift in fortunes for Negro communities in the garment district. It notes Dun and Bradstreet counts and several cities facing unemployment, while detailing personal outcomes and a social outlook. Myrtle Jones Harrell wedding updates close the piece.
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Laureen
New York
Dun and
Brad Street
Department of Labor
Opposition to Stevenson Russell slate widens in Midwest
Walter White of the NAACP reports strong opposition to the proposed Stevenson Russell Democratic ticket after tours in Minnesota Michigan and Ohio. The movement draws support from liberals trade unionists and other reformers across the region.
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New York
Midwest
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
NBC Hires Negro Announcer Wallace G Ray at KNBC
In line with fair employment practices NBC announces Wallace G Ray as vacation relief announcer for KNBC San Francisco. He will host the all night classical music block from midnight to six in the morning five nights weekly. Ray, a Los Angeles native and WWII Marine veteran, previously managed KBYF Red Bluff and wrote scripts and news. He expresses enthusiasm for living and working in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
National Broadcasting Company
KNBC
Wallace G. Ray
San Francisco Bay Area
George Greaves
Ray
NBC
KBYF
Red Bluff
Cal
Los Angeles
Don Martin School of Radio
Radio Program Logs From Monday Through Friday
Schedule lists daily morning to late evening shows with many race scratches religious segments and cultural programs. Notable items include Italian Hour Spanish Hour Central Alliance Rhythm Rambles and Show Time plus special variations for Monday through Wednesday and Friday.
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Claggetts Corner
Central Alliance
Max
Voice of Israel
WED
Jabber
Coral Gables High
Women pledge united fight for peace at Daytona Beach
More than 150 Negro and White women from across the U S and several foreign countries met at Bethune-Cookman College for a three day conference April 4 6 pledging to pursue education employment and civic reforms to advance freedom and brotherhood. Co chairs Mary Bethune and Mrs Caverts led the event where Helen Gahagan Douglas and Edith Sampson spoke at public mass meetings.
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Daytona Beach
U. S
America
Bethune-Cookman
Mary McLeod Bethune
Samuel McCrea Caverts
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
Edith Sampson
UN General Assembly
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Isaac Moss
5Th Court
Alfred Harrell
Gertrude Harrell
Montclair
N. J
White
Sen
Russell
Ters
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FLA
Havana
Miami
PAN American Airways
North’s Travel Bureau
N.W
3Rd Ave
FSTA
Nightingale
NW. S.h St. Ph
E. D. Dennis
Miami, Fla
Opa Locka, Fla
WOMEN
United
Lucky Star Supply Company
N.W. 5Th St
Carver Ranches
NAACP
Masel
Benny L. O’berry
John Braynon
Hallandale
C. R
Carver Ranches, Inc
West Carver Feilaia
Sun Street
Florida
Sun
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