Increase Property Values Good Mortgage Risks
FHA survey in Los Angeles Chicago and other cities shows Negro occupancy raises property values and signals excellent mortgage risks. In Los Angeles and Chicago, Negro occupancy improved home values with low foreclosures. Morgan cites higher resale prices to Negro buyers than to whites, challenging prejudiced beliefs and supporting orderly transition in urban areas.
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Chicago
ANP
Federal Housing Authority
Los Angeles
Federal Agency
William B. Collier
The
Dearborn Real Estate Board
Walter H. Aiken
Atlanta
National Association of Real Estate Brokers, Inc
Aiken
Belden Morgan
South Pasadena
Cal
Society of Residential Appraisers
Morgan
Morgan Points
Ebony profiles centenarians with tips for living to 100
Ebony magazine surveys over 400 people in the United States aged 100 and older, sharing their longevity formulas and life advice. The feature highlights health, attitude, and routines from centenarians such as Rev. John Greene 103 of Neptune New Jersey and Nancy Merriam 110 of Chicago, among others across major cities.
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United States
Ebony Magazine
Ebony
John Greene
Neptune
N.J
Nancy Merriam
Chicago
Southern
Illinois
Demps Powell
Washington, D.C
Jane Young
Amelia Morris
Philadelphia
Louise A. Smith
Eliza Knox
Detroit
Lsom Morgan
Hannah Davidson
Toledo
Sarah Ann Miles
Ebony predicts 1000 Negro centenarians in 25 years
Cleveland, Mrs. Docia White, 100, of Kansas City and Mr. Fountain A. Hughes, 104 of Baltimore. Due to longer life expectancy among African Americans from 43 years in 1990 to 62 for women and 57 for men today, Ebony forecasts the U.S. will have about 1,000 Negro centenarians in 25 years.
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Cleveland
Docia White
Kansas City
Fountain A. Hughes
Baltimore
Ebony
U.S
Children to share 66 million school lunch fund
Washington announces that over nine million white and Negro children in 56 000 schools will share nearly 66 million dollars for school lunches in 1952 53 via the U S Department of Agriculture and Marketing Administration. More than a billion and a half meals were served last year and the South received about 30 million dollars, roughly half of the current allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
ANP
United States and Territories
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Marketing Administration
State Departments of Education
South
Museum exhibits Liberian photographs in New York
An exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History showcases photographs by Griff Davis depicting life in Liberia. Davis, a Morehouse College and Columbia Journalism School graduate, has traveled extensively in Europe and Africa as a freelance reporter and photographer.
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New York
ANP
Liberia
American Museum of Natural History
Griff Davis
Morehouse College
Columbia University School of Journalism
Davis
Italy
France
Portugal
Spain
Ethiopia
South politics drift toward a new progressive party
The writer prefers Stevenson over Eisenhower or Sparkman, criticizes party timidity on civil rights, and predicts the two old parties will fade, paving the way for a new progressive party to dominate national politics.
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Eisenhower
South
John Temple Graves II
United States
Stevenson
Sparkman
Mr. Sparkman
Harry S. Truman
Denmark
Denmark Because Mr. Truman Calls Mr. Sparkman
Powell
Messrs
United States of America
Yesterday And Tomorrow by William Henry Huff
Poem reflects on moving beyond yesterday toward tomorrow. It contrasts fleeting joy with lingering sorrow and urges progress as footsteps point forward. The piece centers on time, memory, and forward-looking mindset.
Schools to Teach French Spanish in 20 Minute Doses
Dr Carl Hanson district elementary schools chief says nearly all grade schools will offer French Spanish and German in 20 minute doses this fall. He notes 12575 favorable parent replies from white school families though the Negro school survey remains unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hanson
District of Columbia
Oklahoma Cosmetology Institute graduates 146 students
The Fourth Institute of Cosmetology held graduation for 146 students at Douglas High School auditorium last week. The program offers basic and advanced cosmetology training with science courses and operates with Theta Nu Sigma sorority. Additional courses include psychology cosmetic chemistry and business administration. Beauticians from 36 states attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Institute of
Douglas High School
Theta Nu Sigma Sorority
Lydia Pinkham Medicines Offer Relief for Change of Life
The ad touts Lydia Pinkham’s Compound and Tablets as relief for menopausal hot flashes and nervous distress. It cites doctors’ tests showing 63 and 80 percent relief, urging women to try the medicines for functional pains, cramps, and monthly discomfort.
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Lydia Pinkham
Ates
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Dee
By Vernon Jarrett
ROYAL
N.W
7Th Ave
G. W. Styles, M.D
3Rd Avenue
Miami, Fla
N. Colston, M. D
3Rd Ave
Miami, Florida
James E. White
15Th Avenue
Williams
C. H. Williams, Optician
William Henry Huff
L. E. Lombard
Miami Eye Clinic
Telephone Company
N.E. 2Nd St
NAACP
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