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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1949

Page

3

New Orleans Negro joins AFL Executive Board

George Snowden, a Black member, is elected to the eleven member Executive Board of the New Orleans Central Trades and Labor Council. The vote was unanimous by the predominantly White council, representing about 55,000 AFL trade unionists in the area. The move follows a 1948 pattern of Black representation across AFL policy bodies in Louisiana.

New Orleans AFL New Orleans Central Trades and Labor Council George Snowden Louisiana State Conference For Labor Education Louisiana Division of Employment Security Federation of Labor Snowden Federation Louisiana Central Trades Councils Baton Rogue Shreveport Monroe Louisiana State Federation of Labor

Booker Washington Birthplace Plans Fourth Observance

Booker T. Washington Birthplace Memorial in Virginia announces a four day program starting April 2 to mark the birth anniversary of Booker T. Washington. Activities include a Recreational Institute, Religious Institute, Farm Home and Food Institutes, and a Leadership Institute from April 2 to April 5 with leaders from across the nation participating.

Booker Washington Booker T. Washington S. J. Phillips Booker T. Washington Birthplace Memorial Farm, Home An& Food Institutes

Elks Oratorical and Musical Contest Hosted at Booker T High

On Monday evening March 28 local Elks clubs sponsor an all day oration and musical contest at Booker T Washington High School. Coral City Lodge Greater Miami Lodge Liberty Lodge and Atlas Lodge will be represented. Parents are urged to attend. An Educational Dance follows at the Rockland Palace.

Elks Booker T. Washington High School Elkdom South Coral City Lodge Temple Greater Miami Lodge Liberty, Lodge Atlas Lodge Rockland Alace

Then And Now by John Henrick Carke

Poem reflecting on a child’s view of a peaceful world and a grown era of conflict. The narrator recalls a garden like childhood innocence as bombs fall and cries of babies arise, conveying a loss of illusion amid chaos and war.

White Georgian Writes Story About Harlem

CHICAGO ANP Harlem Story by John Hewlett depicts a blond girl from Harlem who joins the White race yet lives in Harlem. The novel traces her color related maladjustment and eventual marriage to a kind White man, while noting Hewlett’s Harlem idiom and Georgia roots.

Harlem Chicago ANP John Hewlett Prentice- Hall, Inc Georgia Atlanta New York

Anti Negro Prejudice Film To Be Released

Hollywood report on United Artists releasing a film based on anti prejudice toward Negroes. The adaptation titled Home of the Brave comes from Arthur Laurents play and stars James Edwards as a Negro soldier facing postwar prejudice. Other studios pursue similar anti prejudice projects including Lost Boundaries Pinky and No Way Out with Ethel Waters cast in Pinky.

Hollywood ANP United Artists Sreenplays, Inc Laurents James Edwards Roots East Twentieth Century-Fox Cyd Ricketts Sumners Quality Pinky Samuels Ethel Waters William Faulkner

MGM to film in Mississippi on lynching drama

The page reports MGM purchased a screen adaptation last summer and will shoot on location in Mississippi. Juane Hernandez, a Puerto Rican actor, is signed to play the near lynching victim in the production.

South MGM Mississippi Juane Hernandez

No White Civilization, No Christian Nation Says Cape Town Bishop

Most Rev. Francis Henneman, Bishop of Capetown, Africa, argues that Christian civilization cannot be White civilization, stating that if it is White exclusive, it fails Christian principles, and if it is Christian it cannot be White, in commentary on South Africa's race segregation policy.

Francis Henneman Capetown Africa South Africa

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