Beaumont School Capping Exercises Honor 85 Nurses
The Beaumont School of Practical Nursing held its first Capping Exercises for 85 student nurses on January 19 at Greater Bethel AME Church. The candle-light ceremony featured an invocation, student music, and the Nightingale Pledge with Mrs. Helen S. Laszlo directing. Mr. C. F Davis congratulated the graduates as families and friends attended.
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Beaumont School of Practical Nursing
Greater Bethel Ame Church
8Th St
W. F. Ball
Helen S. Laszlo
R.N
Beaumont School
Florence Nightingale
Laszlo
C. F Davis
Cassie Mae Adams
Delores Allen
Olga Bethel
Doris Baso
Faustine Bazin
Mattie Bea
Jessie L. Perkins
Esther Pender
Delores Pratt
Lillian Robinson
Rocelia ~Russell
Dorothy Sands
Wmina Sands
Margh T
Lillian Scott
Alto Screen
Mae Belle Sewell
Beulaheuattae
Corina Smith
Lenora Smith
Ruby Lee Snyder
Daisy Sparrow
Rita Springer
Mattie Squire
Gloria Sweeting
Helen Thurston
Enid Turner
Elease Wesley
Dassie Mae Whipple
Rowena Williams
Rebecca Wright
Typing Champ Cortez Peters Demonstrates Speed
Cortez Peters of Washington DC, ex world champion typist, gave an instructional period at 11 to 12 in Lee Auditorium and a 12:15 chapel demonstration. Peters, ranked third in Chicago world championship typing, holds a 115 words per minute portable machine speed record.
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Cortez Peters
Lee Auditorium
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Chicago
Dempsey Says Negroes Rule Ring in Ebony Interview
Jack Dempsey argues in Ebony that great fighters emerge from hardship not privilege and he cites Joe Louis as a prime example. He adds that many champions, white and black, share similar tough backgrounds and predicts the next great heavyweight will come from adversity rather than ease.
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Chicago
RNP
Park Avenue
Country Estates
Jack Dempsey
Ebony
Joe Louis
Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Sugar Ray Robinson
Ike Williams
Rocky Graziano
Tony Zale
Jake LaMotta
Grant to Probe New Negro High School Site
In Charleston, D. C., Richmond county Negro citizens won board approval to have a Negro committee investigate potential sites for a proposed new high school. At a board meeting attended by Negro residents, architects presented plans to convert one of two grammar schools into a modern high school facility.
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Charleston
D. C
ANP
Richmond County
County Board of Education
White Man Convicted in Negro Farm Hand Murder
Roland E. Gove, 21, of Haverhill Massachusetts, found guilty by a Hope Arkansas jury in the murder of Matthew Runnels a Black farm hand on November 16. Gove was accused of kidnapping and wounding others during a crime spree near Texarkana and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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ANP
Roland E. Gove
Haverhill
Mass
Matthew Runnels
Gove
Texarkana
Futton
Runnels
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