Atlantic City NCRAC conference urges civil rights unity
Four day Atlantic City meeting of the Jewish National Community Relations Advisory Council warned Southern Jewish leaders to avoid leaning toward integration controversy and urged Negro leadership to study strategy. Delegates urged mass education and media use to inform communities, support for court decisions, and pro actives to prevent discrimination.
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Jewish National Community Relations Advisory Council
Atlantic City
South
American Jewish Congress
Jewish Labor Committee
White Citizens Council
Supreme Court
Arnold Rose
University of Minnesota
Citizens Councils
Citizens’ Councils
Rose
United States
Europe
Democratic Party
Congress
NCRAC
National Association of Colored People
Acknowledgment by Florida Colored Women Groups
Myrtle M. Davis thanks city and state officials ministers and civic groups for aiding a convention. She cites numerous organizations including Local Negro Association of Colored Women Friendship Garden and Civic Club Miami Chapter Lings Inc Florida Association of Colored Women's Clubs and others. She quotes Jane Crewdson and extends blessings to the president committee chairs and City Federation of Miami.
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Negro Association of Colored Women
Friendship Garden and Civic Club
Richardson Funeral Home
Women’s Cooperative Club of Miami
Miami
Lings, Inc
Florida Association of Colored Women's Clubs, Inc
Theresa Flower Shop
K. L. Pharr
Gamma Zeta Omega
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Bickwell and
Henderson
Victora Ward
Ces
I. G. Pratt
W. M
Beg Robinson
Althea Gibson Captures First American Crown in Tennis
Althea Gibson, 28, defeated Mrs. William du Pont of Wilmington, Delaware, in Philadelphia to win her first major American grass court title, the Pennsylvania and Eastern States tournament. She swept 6-1 6-4 in 45 minutes, with a 16 minute first set, marking her triumph since returning from Wimbledon where she lost in the quarterfinals to Shirley Fry.
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Philadelphia
Althea Gibson
William du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania
Althea
Wimbledon
Shirley Fry
Camae
Newcombe Earns 100th Win In 1-0 Victory Over Cubs
Brooklyn pitcher Don Newcombe earned his 15th win of the season and his 100th major league victory as the Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 1-0. The win kept Brooklyn's streak alive at eight straight before dropping the second game of the doubleheader 4-2.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
CNS
Don Newcombe
Chicago Cubs
Fountane Bleu Laundry and Dry Cleaning Fictitious Name
Notice of intent to register the fictitious name FOUNTANE BLEU LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING with the Circuit Court of Dade County Florida by Kenneth Zugar proprietor at 400 N W 12th Ave Miami The notice identifies the business location and the registered owner seeking legal recognition of the trade name.
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Fountane Bleu
Circuit Court of
Dade County
Florida
Kenneth Zugar
N.W
12Th Ave
Miami, Fla
Ex Urban League Leader L Hollowingsworth Wood Dies
L Hollingsworth Wood, aged former head of the National Urban League from 1925 to 1952, died last week at Northern Westchester Hospital in Mount Kisco. The obituary notes his retirement in 1952 and his long tenure with the organization.
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Urban League
Northern Westchester Hospital
Mount Kisco
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Mack
Jane Crewdson
Myrtle M. Davis
F. S. A. C. W. Clubs, Inc
Myrtle M.davis
Newcombe
Miami Carver
3Rd Ave
Robert Lofton
Mgr
Ware’s Shoe Clinic
Charies Ware
New York
ANP
L. Hollingsworth Wood
National
THE
NAACP
Baker’s Bar and Package Store
N.W. 20Th St
Earl Edwards
Cliff Baker
Booker
South River Drive
36Th Street
Gordon
America
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