Negro health director named for public service
Raleigh reports Dr Walter Jones Hughes of Greensboro named director of the new public health service for Negroes under the state health department. The notice notes his prominence as a physician and his role in public health in North Carolina.
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Carl B. Reynolds
Washington
Robert C. Weaver
Department of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
100 Amazing Facts About the Negro Book Ad
An advertisement for J. A. Rogers 100 Amazing Facts About the Negro announces the travel gathered volume All Ages and All Lands with 100 surprises and thrills. It touts chapters on slavery in the United States and says the book is published by Rogers Publications 2298 Seventh Avenue New York City for 15 cents.
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