Global News Syndicate honors distinguished service at press dinner
Fifteen awards were presented at Global News Syndicate’s annual Press Awards Dinner in the Skyline Room Hotel Theresa New York on Friday June 13. Recipients include Barry Gray Morris Morgenstern Joel A Roberts Joseph L Cour John H Johnson for aiding journalism advertising and public relations and advancing Negro public life and business through scholarship coverage and leadership.
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Global News’ Syndicate
Theresa
New York
Global
Global News Syndicate
Barry Gray
WMCA
Morris Morgenstern
Human Brotherhood
Morgenstern
Harlem
YMCA
Joel A. Roberts
Gerri Major Honored for Public Affairs Journalism
Recognition notes Major for outstanding career in journalism and public service. Honors underline her journalistic talents and contributions in public affairs and the finest traditions of the true journalist.
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Gerri Major
Distinguished Negro Achievement Awards Recipients Named
Dr. Algernon D. Black receives praise for leadership in interracial cooperation and discrimination housing efforts in New York. Rudolph J. Thomas is honored for long Harlem YMCA service advancing youth and racial integration. The Rev. Boise S. Dent is posthumously recognized for youth work and community leadership in Brooklyn. Joseph V. Baker cited for pioneering black public relations and raising awareness of Negro contributions.
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Algernon D. Black
New York State Commission On
Rudolph J. Thomas
New York
YMCA
City of New York
Harlem
Boise S. Dent
Brooklyn
Joseph V. Baker
William G Black Forged Out Ocations By Creating New Oppor
William G Black faces challenges as he creates new opportunities amid limited options. Community leaders note his efforts to expand employment and growth despite economic constraints.
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William G. Black
Carver Federal S and L honored for Harlem leadership
William R. Hudgins, president, credited for guiding Carver Federal Savings and Loan Association to establish a sound thrift and home ownership institution in Harlem. The recognition highlights its phenomenal growth and the management that enables others to enter economic fields, addressing key problems faced by African Americans.
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Carver Federal Savings and Loan Association
William R. Hudgins
Harlem
America
Guilty Verdict In Georgia Case Without Capital Punishment
Eugene Carnegie, 25, of Atlanta was found guilty of aggravated rape in a December 1950 incident near New Orleans. A 12 man all White jury delivered the verdict at 8 45 p.m. after a 3 hour session with a dinner break.
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New Orleans
ANP
Eugene Carnegie
Atlanta
William C Handy Honored for Career and Public Service
The tribute lauds William C Handy for a long and successful career as a music publisher and composer, his courage amid serious handicaps in recent years, ongoing public affairs interests, and valiant support of good government and the established American way of life.
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William C. Handy
Bryant Honored For Youth Service And Entertaining Efforts
William Stevens Bryant Jr is recognized for his work in uplifting the community youth. The tribute highlights his talents as an entertainer and his civic role in inspiring today’s boys and girls toward improved character and citizenship.
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William Stevens Bryant, Jr
Urban League official named to NYU Alumni board
James Payne Jr. of the National Urban League became the first Negro elected to the board of directors of the NYU Graduate School of Business Alumni Association. His term runs 1952-53. An honor graduate of Morehouse and NYU, Payne is pursuing a PhD in business administration. He is married with two sons.
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NEW York
ANP
James ©. Paynes Jr
National Urban League
New York University Graduate School of Business Alumni Association
Morehouse College
New York University
Payne
NYU
White officer of 24th Infantry wins Silver Star
1st Lt. John K. Daly of Jersey City received the Silver Star from Lt. Gen. Willis Crittenberger in a Governor's Island ceremony. Daly, a World War II and Korea veteran, commanded Co. F near San san-ni Korea last October and conducted a lone attack that saved his platoon while drawing fire away from another unit, killing or wounding about two dozen enemies. One platoon Daly protected included Black and white soldiers.
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NEW York
ANP
Governor’s Island
John K. Daly
Jersey City
Korea
Willis Crittenberger
Daly
24Th Infantry
Sansan-ni
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