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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1949
Page
13
New York Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt in her McCalls column If You Ask Me outlines a liberal as one who sees questions from many views and chooses the viewpoint benefiting the greatest number. She adds a liberal need not be strict conservative or radical but must be objective and subordinate personal interests to the people’s.
Ft Dix N J July 21 A policy segregating Negro and White personnel in swimming pool areas was terminated after NAACP investigation and protests. Franklin H Williams said the action was a step but urged full equality in assignments and promotions for Negro troops at Fort Dix. Clifford R Moore urged eradicating remaining discriminatory practices and continuing exposure of such issues.
New York July 21 The American Jewish Congress NAACP and ACLU said the Stuyvesant Town discrimination case will go to the U S Supreme Court. They hailed a New York Court of Appeals majority that found the development private and not subject to state anti discrimination laws while noting that the court acknowledged constitutional limits on discrimination in housing.
Alderman Frederick Woodley mayor of Nairobi meets with Indian and African members of the United Kenya Club during a post luncheon discussion. The club, founded three years ago, unites Europeans Indians and Africans to promote better racial relations through social cultural and recreational activities.
Birmingham residents confront segregation efforts as a 12 member Negro committee refuses to meet a White committee over the North Smithfield area. Atlanta’s lack of segregation zoning since 1926 is cited as a model while local leaders cite ethics codes guiding real estate practices to maintain de facto separation.
Gary Indiana will dedicate the Booker T. Washington Terrace and unveil a statue of the educator during Emancipation Day celebrations on August 7. The events honor W L Douglas former Emancipation program general manager who served twenty years.
The North Smithfield area rose to prominence after White hoodlums bombed Black residents' homes last March. Since then more Black families moved in, with the area recently zoned for Whites though previously sold to Black residents before the zoning.
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