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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
13
New York Elmo Roper, famed public opinion analyst, says the Negro vote can determine the 1952 presidential outcome. He notes 45 percent cite NAACP as influential on politics and warns candidates cannot ignore civil rights issues or rely on a neutral stance.
Philadelphia Grand Exalted Ruler Robert H. Johnson of the IBPO Elks of the World denies his name appeared on a Taft presidential endorsement list. Johnson says the listing resulted from a misunderstanding and that his personal choice for the Republican nomination remains undecided and not the Elks' official stance.
More than 100 Y-Teens from seven states gathered at Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach June 9 to 15 for the Southern Sectional summer Y-Teen conference. Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune addressed the opening session, praising leadership and peace while urging attendees to carry the torch higher. The program featured dances, World Fellowship Night, beach activities, and nightly assemblies, with emphasis on personal growth, crafts, and club leadership training.
A prominent fraternal figure defends Ashley B. Carter against waste and extravagance charges. Carter, longtime Grand Master of Prince Hall Masons in Illinois, faces criticism from former NAPE members now inactive. NAPE moves to secure back salaries for about twenty one suspended Alliance members from the 1949 50 postal purge, with court precedents backing payment.
Delegates set to attend a forthcoming conference with key personnel listed as attendees. The event will be hosted at an Atlanta college next June following last year’s session at Clark College in Atlanta.
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