Crawford's Old Men's Home Plans and Leadership Update
The article notes rebellions against lies toward Crawford's Old Men's Home and reports new leadership under Mrs. and Mr. Sydney Brown who have resumed management. Officers elected include W. P. Dabney as President, Rev. W A. Page as Vice President, Atty. A. Lee Beaty as Treasurer, C. E. Sampson as Secretary, with an executive committee including Horace Sudduth and Wilbur A. Page. An accompanying donation is recorded from W. P. Dabney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Brown
W. P. Dabney
A. Page
Atty. A. Lee Beaty
C. E. Sampson
Horace Sudduth
Wilbur A. Page
Young man saves two from blaze at Conners home
In Cincinnati a brave CWA worker, Andrews, risked his life to pull Mrs Conners and her elderly husband to safety during a fierce fire at their home on Yeast Avenue North Fair. He reentered the burning house but could not reach Mr Conners in time. Andrews, son of the late Ross Andrews, earned local praise and a Carnegie Medal was urged. City officials elected new leaders in the North Atlantic Region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeast Avenue
North Fair
William Conne
Yee Andrews
CWA
Eourneter
Yeueeter
Conners
Andrews
Ann@rews
Mr. Conners
Arthur Brestel
Ross Andrews
Newak ANP Alpha Kappa Alpha Form New Jersey Chapter
After twenty years of existence Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority established its New Jersey chapter last week naming the graduate unit Sete Alpha Omega. The chapter was formed by Mrs. Veetee Merlack Booer of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newak
ANP
Twentyve Peare
Existance
Alpha Kappa Alphe Seocority
New Jersey
Sete Alpha Omega
Weewe
Veetee Merlack Booer
New York
Negro Schools Dedicated at Landis and Granite City
Two dedicated schools for Negro pupils were opened on Tuesday. The Landis school carries the name of late Prof. J. E. Agrey, a renowned educator. Present were Dr. Thomas Jesse Jones of New York and Dr. Arthur D. Wright of Washington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
N.C
ANP
Landis
Granite City
J. E. Agrey
Thomas Jesse Jones
New York
Arthur D. Wright
Washington
New Homes for Richmond to House Negro Families
The Richmond housing division grants final approval to Sunshine Realty with a 663000 federal loan to build sixty two duplex houses at Millars Field for moderate income Negro families. The project aims to prove low cost housing possible outside congested areas and to pave the way for similar developments for both races. Each unit features four apartments with two bedrooms a living dining area kitchen and bath on two levels with private entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
CNS
PWA
Sunshine Realty Corporation
Millar
Housing plans for sixteen acre tract purchase details
The sixteen acre tract will host grouped houses purchased for 34650 dollars, equating to a cost per square foot of 0.54. Exterior design calls for red brick with wooden porches both front and rear. Construction features brick walls with wood floor joists, supported on brick walls or plastered rough cast and tinted finishes.
International Red Aid launches weekly press service
The International Labor Defense announced from Moscow the inauguration of a weekly Scottsboro Service for more than 70 countries. The service will report on the case and global protest actions, distributed to ILD sections and fraternal organizations in all member nations in their local languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scottsboro
International Red Aid
International Labor Defense of the
Moscow
Internaional
Red Aid
Freedom of the Scottsboro Boys Protest Media Plan
A proposal notes newspapers accessible to major organizations as a channel to intensify a worldwide protest campaign for the Scottsboro boys freedom. The plan emphasizes broad press reach and coordinated coverage to pressure authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotsboro Boys
United States Ambassador Responds to Lynch Verdict Protest
Secretary of U S Ambassador Robert W Bingham reportedly read and forwarded a protest resolution from a delegation of the Negro Welfare Association over the Scottsboro lynch verdict. The embassy in London confirmed the exchange and the secretary’s note to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotts
Jboro Lynch
Bingham
State Department
Washington
Judge Cobb returns to Howard Law School faculty
Washington D C Judge James Cobb resumes teaching on the Howard University Law School faculty. New York NY The Associated Art Students under YMCA direction plan a May art exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
James Cobb
Law School
Howard
New York, N. Y
Associated Art Students
Beecher Theatre Boosters Urge Patron Support
Public notice from manager John McCoul at The Beecher advertises the biggest and best pictures and invites all patrons including children to Sunday matinee at 2 30 PM with a Lincoln's Birthday special on February 12.
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Crawford’s Old Men’s Home
Cincinnati Post
North Atlantic
Ruth Doncaster Smith
Basilius
Myra Smith Kearse Vaux Hall
Anti-Basileus
Hortense Ridley Tate
Montclair
Grammateus
Ruth Conyers
Tamiouches
Annie Laurie Derricotte
Orange
Sentinel
Pauline Sims-Puryear
This City
NEW Homes For
Scottsboro Service
Nefach
Naefach
Gilbert and Wehrman
Woodburn
Walnut Hills
U. S. London
London
IRA
U. S
Robert W. Bingham
Kentucky
The
Negro Welfare Association
the Beecher
Beecher
Ren
Lincoln’s
John McCoul
Union
Willis Beauty Shop Phone
West Second St
Newport, Ky
Nipo
Indian Arrow Herb Products Company
W. Whitson
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jefferson
Ebersole Printing Co
Lueders Ave
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