Farrow Talks Of Toney Open Letter Notes
A fragment from an editor's open letter to W P Dabney and Hon Lockwood Thompson discusses race and political issues. The page note cites The Crusader's Open Letter and the Union, dated February 3 1934, with continued remarks about liquor control protests.
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The
Crusader’s
W. P. Dabney
the Union
Mr. Dabney
Lockwood Thompson
State Board of Liquor Control
State House
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Thompson
Etta Moten Visits Washington Highlight of Week
Washington featured Miss Etta Moten luminary of screen stage and radio as the city’s key highlight last week. The report notes her impact across entertainment media and hints at further coverage on page three.
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Washington
Eugene Davidson
Associated Negro Press
Etta Moten
Twentieth Anniversary of Negro Health Week Observed
Austin Texas report notes the twentieth anniversary of National Negro Health Week, with events tied to April 1 through 8, 1934, highlighting ongoing health awareness efforts within the African American community.
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Austin
Tex
ANP
National Negro Health Week
Celtics vs Renaissance Basketball Game Under City Committee
A Monday night city event featured a basketball game between the Celtics team in white and the Renaissance team in color, held under the auspices of the Citizens Recreation Committee, in New York.
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Celtics
Renaissance
New York
Citizens Recreation Committee
Washington's Big Job In New Deal Protections
Washington D C additional protection for Negro interests in the New Deal is discussed. The story notes further details continued on page 8, highlighting implications for civil rights and federal programs in the capital.
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Washington, D. C
Publisher Shot in Atlanta Condition Improves Says Report
An Atlanta physician reported on Thursday that W. A. Scott, 31, showed considerable improvement after being shot. The ANP dispatch notes the update and mentions continued coverage on page 3.
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Atlanta
W. A. Scott
Wendell Phillips High School Graduates 128 Students
Chicago report notes Wendell Phillips High School awarded diplomas to 128 seniors at the commencement exercises. The item continues on page 2 with further details on graduates and speeches.
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Chicago
Illsi
Wendell Phillips High School
Famed McGuffey's Readers Written by Two
A January 10 1934 issue carries a headline claiming two authors wrote Famed McGuffey's Readers. The reader notes a possible error in the attribution and questions the article's accuracy.
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Ag Tees
Chicago
McGuffey
The Old Master Gans a Son of Baltimore
A Cincinnati Post column by Westbrook Pegier lauds Joe Gans of Baltimore with strong commendation and a notable line. The piece references Baltimore and continues on page 3.
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Gans
Baltimore
Cincinnati Post
Westbrook Pegier
Joe. Gans
Ida Duhme Left $100 Gift to Crawford Old Men's Home
Mrs Ida Duhme a prominent white citizen who died February 2 left a testamentary gift of one hundred dollars to Crawford's Old Men's Home. The will details appear in local notices and name the beneficiary in a concise probate item.
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Ida Duhme
Crawford’s
A Negro Hero Heroic Rescue Attempt by 87-Year-Old
An 87 year old man attempts to rescue his wife, believed in danger, in a dramatic act of courage. Details continue on page seven.
Colored migration and race views in American society
A speech-like passage discusses the influx of Black people from the South to the North over about twelve years, condemning segregation and praising liberty and equality for all citizens. It contrasts emigrants who embrace integration with those who demand separation, and notes that Jews Italians and Greeks have integrated in American life.
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Massee
Aenka
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Toney
Ohio House of Representatives
Columbus, O
Denmark
F. B. Washington
Co. W. A
Blackburn
Matie L. Handy
Cincinnati
Y. W
She Wythe
Rumford
the Old Master
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