Brotherhood Night Reflections in Heritage Piece
The writer discusses Brotherhood Week and cites Herb Brin and an editorial by William Aikyn on Jewish themes. He frets over admitting forgetfulness of the event and praises the idea of acting to fulfill brotherhood beyond mere words. The piece cites Heritage February 18 and contemplates social harmony and human decency.
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Herb Brin
Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles
Happy Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Heritage
Herb
William *Aikyn
Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph
Herb. Brin
Alkeo
Mississippi
Racial covenants in Washington reveal lingering bigotry
The Anti-Defamation League funded psychologist Dr. Arthur D. Kirsch to study Spring Valley, a Washington district with many public figures. Findings show a majority of residents who must sign restrictive covenants do not support the practice, yet religious restrictions persist. Continued on Page Four.
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Washington
United States
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
League
Arthur D. Kirsch
Gallup
Journal of Psychology
Germany
Dr. Kirsch
Spring Valley
ADL
Phoenix Company revives The Great God Brown on stage
Cyrus Adler reports the revived permanent Phoenix Company presented The Great God Brown to audiences. The production highlights O'Neill's portrayal of isolated, degenerated individuals under society's gaze with Dion Anthony as Pan, William Brown as a façade of success, and Margaret and Cybel in troubled relationships.
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Phoenix
God Brown
O'Neill
Dion Anthony
Pan
Readers Debate Race, Liberty, And Law In Alabama Letter Page
A trio of letters from readers in Iowa and Illinois critique race justice, legal equality, and Prohibition era morality. Alexis C. Ferm of Winterset argues for justice education, Grant Park supports moral law above majority law, and East disputes Mississippi booze policy citing scripture and personal responsibility.
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P. D
East Side
Potomac
By Robt. G. Spivack
Cyrus Adler
Fairhope, Ala
Chicago
Alexis C
Winterset
Iowa
Dillard University
FOR
Golden Rule
Thoreau
Walden
Nolia Jungle
Grant Park
Illinois
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