Booker T. Washington Alumni Homecoming Parade Queen
Miss Jacquelin Henderson is crowned homecoming queen with attendants Miss Elouise Plummer and Miss Catherine Moon. The BTW Alumni float leads a parade through city streets on Thursday November 1 at 6 p.m. A football game at 8:15 p.m. at Dorsey Park pits BTW Tornadoes against Stanton High, followed by a reception at Rockland Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BTW
Jacquelin Henderson
Booker T. Washington Alumni Association
Elouise Plummer
Catherine Moon
Queen Henderson
Booker T. Washington High School
Cipal
BTW ‘Tornadoes
Dorsey Park
Tanton High School
Jack Ille
Rockland Palace
Tornadoes
Stanton
Peters Heads Housing Solution Board
Hugh Peters, chairman of the county commission, was named head of a five member housing committee to devise a plan for Negro housing. Officials will select suitable sites over years, with Liberty City and Brownsville area proposed for development amid ongoing local objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Peters
William Wolforth
Liberty City
Brownsville
Bunche Named To NEA Commission For Education Policy
Dr Ralph J Bunche Nobel Prize recipient and director of the UN division of trusteeship was named to the Educational Policies Commission of the National Education Association and the American Association of School Administrators for a four year term starting January 1 1952 He is the first person of his race to join the NEA AASA joint panel in a major education advisory body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Ralph J. Bunche
Un’s Division of Trusteeship
Educational Policies Commission
National Education Association
American Association of School Administrators
EPC
NEA
AASA
Howard University
Mass Meeting Draws 21 Dade County Young Democrats
A Dade County Young Democratic Association mass meeting at Bethel was well attended. Dr W F Ball opened the session with remarks by Dr E A Ward. Candidates answered questions on housing slum clearance playground plans city ownership of Carver Village gambling Negro rights fire and police department advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade County Young Democratic Association
W. F. Ball
Bethel
E. A. Ward
City of Miami
Carver Village
Poisoned Shine Moonshine Kills 33 in Georgia
Georgia death toll from poisoned moonshine climbs to 33 as victims flood Atlanta hospitals. Authorities arrest bootlegger John R Fat mame n ame for bringing the tainted white lightning into the city. He admits buying 96 gallons from a Clayton moonshiner and claims he drank some himself. Wood alcohol poisonings cause nausea, numbness, and at least one case of total blindness. More than 200 remain hospitalized across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ahen
John R
Fat) Mame
Georgia
Hardie
Clayton
Henry Grady Hospital
Miss Famcee Crowned At Homecoming Ceremony
Miss Famcee and attendants highlight a homecoming weekend at the college. Lula Cox, a Miami and Bartow sophomore, leads the coronation with a poised presence as pages note the event on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Famcee
Servi Lula Cox
Miami
Bartow
National Y Names Leaders in Tennis and Athletics
National Y names James W. High Gardnar Mul loy and F X James O Brines as leaders in upcoming athletic events and organizational roles. The announcement outlines their positions and duties within the national Y movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. High, Gardnar Mulloy
F. X. James O’brines
Representative Visits Carver Branch YMCA Highlights
National Council YMCA representative Arthur W. Hardy visited the Carver branch, meeting Gra-Y and Hi-Y clubs and addressing Booker T. Washington clubs. The program included a YMCA Board of Management appraisal to identify weak points. The event featured presidents of Negro land grant colleges and a broad review of associations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver Branch
Arthur W. Hardy
National Council Ymca
Land Grant College
Washington
Conference of Presidents of Negro Land Grant Coleges
E. B. Evans
E B. Evans
Texas
Prairie View
Prairie View A and M College
Hardy
Board of Management
YMCA
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prin
Catherine Moon Attendant
Queen
Elouise
Peters
Housing Solution Board
Bunche
NEA Commission
41St St
78Th St
Aong
38Th St
Hialeah
23Rd Ave
41St
62Nd St
12Th Ave
Wolforth
Coral Gables
Miami Beach
Gambing
Bolita
Louis Bandel
Beulah A. Butler
Wm. W. Charles
J. W. Coppinger
Wm. P. Davis
John A. Diaz
A. C. Dressler
George W. Fader
Frank Baber
Robert H. Givens Jr
Jack Horsley
Russell W. Houston
John Red Lake
John L. Manny
Joe J. Mason
Lula B. McLendon
Peter Niles
Leslie Quigg
Laurence B.ohan Jr
Chelsie J. Senerchia
Shine
Wash
Lula Cox
Winona
Florida
Meroney
Adalt Ik Pritogen
R. B. Atwood
Kentucky
Frankfort
State College
Atwood
Evans
R. E. Clement
Atanta University
J. F. Drake
Alabama A and M College
Normal
G. L. Harrison
Langston
Oklahoma) University
S. D. Scruggs
Lincoln
Mo.) University
John C. Greene
Mississippi
Alcorn
A and M College
A. V. Boswell
Tennessee
Nashville
A and I State University
George W. Gore, Jr
Tallahassee
J. T. Williams
Maryland
Princess Anne
B. C. Turner
South Carolina
Orangeburg
Liberty’ City Primary School
Dorsey
Dillard
Mr. Capers
Booker T. Washington
Booker T. Washington Jr. and Sr. Hi-Y
Reeves
Wright
Ward
Dobbs
Lockhart
Blocker
Coleman
Judge Thomas
Johnson
Douglas
Thompson
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