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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1952

Page

13

Communists Press Use White Women to Win Negroes

Washington report notes policy from Moscow to recruit Black Americans with white female operatives. Example in Albany shows a mother unknowingly joining the Communist Party via a meeting sign in. NAACP branches in several states face alleged Red influence and agitation tactics aimed at racial tension.

Washington, D.C ANP Communists of America Moscow Albany N.Y Communist Party FBI Norfolk NAACP South Carolina Florida Mississippi Deep South America Alabama

Talmadge's Auto Involved in Fatal Atlanta Crash

An ANP report states Gov Herman Talmadge's Lincoln Capri collided with another car in a Negro neighborhood, killing the governor's driver George Harrelson and seriously injuring a 21 year old mother Annie Lois Eberhart and her four month old son. The car wreck occurred near Houston and Howell streets, sending the baby over a fence and injuring both mother and child.

Atlanta ANP Herman Talmadge George W. Harrelson Georgia Bureau of Investigation Grady Hospital Annie Lois Eberhart Houston Street Howell Street

Hotels Accept Negroes for Psychology Meet in D C

Washington hosts the 60th annual American Psychological Association meeting with about 5000 attendees. Seven hotels including the Ambassador Burlington Lee Mayflower Raleigh Statler and Willard will reserve rooms without race restriction for convention participants. Notable speakers include Joel Boone Alan Waterman Robert Ramspeck and Major General Lewis B. Hershey.

American Psychologist Ambassador Burlington Lee House Mayflower Raleigh Statler Willard Washington APA Housing Bureau American Psychological Association Joel T. Boone USN Veterans Administration Alan T. Waterman National Science Foundation Robert S. Ramspeck U.S. Civil Service Commission Lewis Bittershey Selective Service

Civil rights suit filed against Lynchburg police officers

Bernard Skipper a 19 year old of Lynchburg filed a 10000 damage civil rights suit in Corporation Court charging four Lynchburg officers with false arrest and beating. Defendants Patrolmen Roach Aswell Laughton and Lt Tomilson. FBI involvement disputed by City Manager Morrison who backed internal police findings.

Lynchburg ANP Bernard Skipper Reuben E. Lawson Roanoke W. R. Roach C. T. Aswell, Jr W. L. Laughton C. E. Tomilson Federal Bureau of Investigation

Illini Professor to Address First Association Meeting

Dr J McV Hunt of the University of Illinois will address the first association wide meeting on Labor Day eve Prominent Negro psychologists Dr Herman G Canady Dr Kenneth and M Mayme Clark and Dr Carol Cotton are among others expected to contribute to the scientific sessions The American Psychological Association has 17 divisions and nearly 10000 members Its purpose is to advance psychology as a science a profession and a means of promoting human welfare

J. McV. Hunt University of Illinois Herman G. Canady Kenneth and M. Mayme Clark Carol Cotton American Psychological Association

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