Four New Members Elected To UNCF Board
The United Negro College Fund announced four new board members: Mary McLeod Bethune, John H. Johnson, Chauncey L. Waddell, and Charles I. Denechaud Jr. Thomas A. Morgan remains chairman. The annual campaign supports 32 member colleges including Fisk, Atlanta, Lincoln, Hampton, and Tuskegee.
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The
United Negro College Fund
W. J. Trent, Jr
Mary McLeod Bethune
Emreitus
Bethune Cookman College
Daytona Beach
Fla
John H. Johnson
Chicago
Ebony
Negro Digest
Jet
Chauncey L. Waddell
New York
Waddell and Reed
Charles I. Denechaud Jr
New Orleans
Thomas A. Morgan
Sperry Corporation
Trent Said
C. Arthur Bruce
E. L. Bruce Co
Memphis
Tennessee
George H. Burcham
Cahse National Bank
New York City
William E. Cotter
Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation
Walter D. Fuller
Curtis Publishing Company
National Federation of General Alumni Associations
UNCF
Lindsey F. Kimball
Rockefeller Foundation
Fund
Fisk
Atlanta
Lincoln Universities
Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes
A and M Press Conference January 17 Florida workshop
Invitations extended to over 100 high schools in Florida and neighboring states to send reps to the Second Annual Florida A and M College Inter scholastic Perss workshop January 17 to 19, 1952. The workshop, held under the division of humanities, will emphasize educational collaboration.
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Tallahassee
Florida
Florida A and M College
Division of Humanities
Will Em
Journalism Ethos: Tech Craft, Team Loyalty and Individual Voice
The statement champions the blend of precise reporting craft with group loyalty and cooperative effort. It stresses journalists express personal perspective while upholding collective responsibility to accuracy, fairness, transparency, and community trust in news.
Booktraders announces free access to books for colored readers
Readers are invited to obtain one year free access to thousands of authorized books about colored people. The offer includes free identification cards for individuals or groups and is promoted by Booktraders at 10 Centre Street in Buffalo New York.
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Miami Times
U. S
Cuba
Citien
The
Americas
Mian
Gustavo E. Urrutia
Diario de le Marino
Arenas Club For
Agramoente St
Havana
Florencio D. Bare Aguiar
la Habana
Auchor
Sunshine at an Address With Bus 29 Warning
A short note invites readers to visit a stated address and warns to beware of false places while advising to take bus 29. The piece conveys a hopeful message about bringing sunshine to a dreary home.
Civil Rights Conference Planned in Washington in February
National and local leaders from 25 organizations meet in New York to plan a civil rights mobilization in Washington February 17 and 18 to push Senate rule revisions and civil rights legislation. A prep meeting led by NAACP follows Atlanta convention calls for action in 1952 election year. Delegates must register and be accredited. groups include NAACP ACLU American Jewish Committee Phi Beta Sigma and others.
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New York
Washington
Senate
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Washingto Assembly
NAACP
Association
Atlanta
White
American Veterans Committee
American Jewish Congress
National Bar Association
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Jewish Labor Committee
United Steelworkers
United Automobile Workers
National Community Relations Advisors Council
National Newspaper Publishers Associatation
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Methodist Federation, of Labor
Anti-Defamation League
Congress of Industrial Organizations
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WIII
Free
F.H.A
Booktraders
Centre St
Buffalo, NY
N.W
54Th St
Miami, Florida
Zeta Phi Beta‘ Sorority
ZETA
Plan Civil Rights
Brown’s Taxi Service
Cadillac
8Th Street
McQueen
14Th St
5Th Ave
Cigers Cigarettes and
3Rd Avenue
Kotex
Mexana
Bayer
Johnson
Johnson’s Baby Oil
Carter
Yardley Soap
Bond Street
Yardley Hand Cream
Ipana
Yardley Night Cream
Yardley Foundation Cream
Yardley
Letion
King’s Men
Cologne
Fostoria
Corey Percolator
Page Boys
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