Jews and Negroes in a divided march toward a goal
A critical column contrasts Jewish immigration to Palestine with Black leadership in America. It argues Jews unite despite oppression, while Negro leadership is split and driven by money. The piece warns against allowing wealth to dictate political support and urges vigilance ahead of a presidential election.
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Write to GIs Advises Louis Jordan
Louis Jordan of the Tympany Five on tour urges a home letter campaign to boost morale of U S soldiers in Korea. He collects fan mail from GIs and prioritizes these letters in his correspondence, stressing the duty of Americans to send comfort from home.
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Soldier letters urged to cheer troops in Korea
Jordan urges every American with a soldier in Korea to sit down and write a letter. He says it is the least people can do to help cheer up those wonderful guys.
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