Howard Proxy On Chicago Round Table
Howard University president Mordecai E. Johnson will join a University of Chicago Round Table panel on NBC to discuss world peace and the Proposals for Peace series ending August 6. The panel includes Clarence Pickett and Robert Redfield, with topics ranging from turning world resources to welfare to policy for Germany.
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Mordecai E. Johnson
Howard University
Washington, DC
NBC
University of Chicago Round Table
Dr. Johnson
Clarence Pickett
American Friends Service Committee
Robert Redfield
University of Chicago
Mme. Pandit
U. S
Sir Bengal Rau
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Harrison Brown
Philip Jacob
University of Pennsylvania
James Warburg
Barbara Ward
London Economist
T. W. Schultz
Economic Department
Phillip Jacob
T W. Schultz
Bennett
Germany
Richmond's First Firemen Take Oath
In Richmond Virginia the city sworn in the first African American firemen. Fire Chief John Finnegan announced a 30 day training starting July 3. New hires began June 30 at 200 dollars monthly. Named were William E Brown Harvey S Hicks Arthur C St John Linwood Wooldridge Douglas P Evans Farrar A Lucas Bernard C Lewis Adelphus L Maples Arthur L Bailey Sr William W Kersey and the engine house duty assigned at Fifth and Duval Street.
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Richmond
ANP
William T. Wells
John Finnegan
William E. Brown
Harvey S. Hicks
Arthur C. St. John- Linwood Wooldridge
Douglas P. Evans
Farrar A. Lucas
Bernard C. Lewis
Adelphusl. Maples
Arthur L. Bailey Sr
William W. Kersey
Fifth and
Duval Street
New Orleans Magnate jailed 10 hours for contempt of court
Joseph Bartholomew a 60 year old wealthy New Orleans Negro was jailed for ten hours after missing a required court appearance in a theft case. While in parish custody he shared candy cigarettes and ice cream with inmates, who welcomed him back after his release.
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New Orleans
ANP
Joseph Bartholomew
Bartholomew
New Orleans Deputy Indicted For Killing Negro
East Felician parish deputy sheriff George Thomas Greeman was indicted by a federal grand jury for depriving Wilbert Robinson of life without due process. He allegedly maliciously assaulted and shot Robinson around July 4, 1949. Bond set at $1500. maximum penalty up to $1000 fine and at most one year imprisonment, or both.
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New Orleans
ANP
George Thomas Greeman
East Felicians Parish
Wilbert Robinson
Robinson
J. Skelly Wright
UN Eritrea status chaired by UN Commission to GA
The five member UN Commission on Eritrea could not agree on a single recommendation after study and will send three proposals to the General Assembly. Proposals include self governing federation under Ethiopian crown, direct UN trusteeship for up to ten years then independence, with various nations urging federation or trusteeship alternatives. The proposals reflect mixed international positions from Burma Norway Guatemala Pakistan and South Africa.
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Lake Success
N.Y
ANP
UN Commission On
Eritrea
General Assembly
Euritrea
Burma
Union of South Africa
Ethiopia
Norway
Guatemala
Pakistan
UN Mission Heads to Libya for Economic Social Advice
A three man UN technical mission led by Prof. Carter Goodrich of Columbia University starts this week for Libya. The team includes Dr. William Dean and Dr. William Kooy from the UN Departments of Economic Affairs and Social Affairs to advise on economic and social developments.
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Carter Goodrich
Columbia University
William Dean
William Kooy
Libya
Trusteeship council debate on Togoland status and future
Britain’s John Fletcher-Cooke argued British Togoland Trust Territory benefits from Gold Coast administration and predicted a forthcoming constitution. France’s Henri Laurentie said despite integration into the French Union, Togoland’s development and distinct status would be preserved.
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Britain
John Fletcher-Cooke
Togoland
Gold Coast
Henri Laurentie
France
The Sarcastic Few Faced a Rising Vengeful Grit
The verse portrays prideful critics who wield sarcasm as power. A collective underestimates others until a waking force emerges with blazing eyes and newfound strength, ready to confront harm and imbalance. The tone shifts from sneering to defiant, signaling a dramatic shift in power dynamics.
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