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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1955
Page
3
Walter White Dies Negro Rights Champion at 61
Walter White, longtime NAACP executive secretary and civil rights leader, died at 61 after a heart ailment. His work helped lead to the 1954 Supreme Court ruling banning school segregation. He had served since 1931 and was widely regarded for his courage in confronting white supremacy. He is survived by his wife Poppy Cannon White and two children from a prior marriage.
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Georgia
Atlanta University
Arthur Spingam
Spingarn
Roosevelt
Advisory Council For
The
Virgin Islands
Jane White
Walter C. White
Educator to Talk at Parley on Minority Assimilation
Dr. George S. Sanchez a Texas university educator will speak at the second regional conference of Federation of Settlement Houses and Neighborhood Centers. He will discuss Assimilation of the Minority Group at 9 a.m. at the Mexican Christian Institute 1214 Colima and lead a 1 p.m. group discussion on Minority Problems. Sanchez born in Albuquerque NM earned a 1931 MS in education and a 1934 EdD from UC Berkeley and has since 1941 worked on studies of Spanish speaking peoples and Indian affairs in the U.S. and Latin America.
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