U.S. History Quiz Answers From An Old Gazette
A quiz lists answers to 20 questions on U S states, metals, Mount Rushmore, fine arts, animal ribs, dependent earned income, continents, murder versus homicide, Emperor Maximilian, total muscles, longest state name, first Vice President, acres per square mile, Boston tea history, finest animal, Philadelphia as birthplace of documents, ambassador to Mexico, waltz measure, Trafalgar commander, and perjury. It assigns Oklahoma, Tin, Washington Jefferson Roosevelt Lincoln, etc.
Children of Seoul’s War Echoes In Silent Smiles
Report from Seoul describes smiling Korean children following U S troops through bombed streets. Many are hungry, orphaned, or living with relatives after bombing. Some recall better days while begging or surviving on scraps as aid is shared. Words from Father O Connor urge charity and compassion.
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Seoul
Charm by Lou Swarz
The piece opens with quotations about judgment and sin, urging self-examination. It argues charm comes from seeing the good in others and avoiding gossip, noting death tells a complete story and inner goodness attracts more goodness.
American Peace Crusade urges halt to remilitarization of Germany
Eighty four prominent Americans urged President Truman to stop German remilitarization and reverse Lisbon Conference policy. They warned rearmament recalls World War I, Hitlerism and genocide, calling for immediate conference among five major powers to reach a peace agreement and secure global peace.
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Germany
Lisbon
Negro press splits over Communist party support
Our protesting Negro press notes limited success in black papers. Pageant quotes a Negro newspaperman who says no major Negro newspaper favors the Communist party editorially and that blacks will not fight Russia's battles, asserting they have enough of their own.
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Communist Party
Kentucky State College Speakers Plan Vocational Symposium
The 19th Vocational Opportunities Campaign sponsored by the National Urban League and Kentucky State College will feature Houston A Baker Samuel Pla to and Joseph R Ray with a Civil Service Expert in a symposium on vocational openings. The event, at 10 a m on Tuesday March 18, will also have each speaker serve as consultant to groups seeking guidance on real estate hospital techniques building trades and civil service.
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Kentucky State College
Houston A. Baker
Samuel Plato
Joseph R. Ray
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Notable speakers announced for Kentucky State College program
Duct of West Virginia State College and four other institutions will present a program at Kentucky State College. Speakers include administrators and professionals from Wharton School Penn, Northwestern, Simmons, and Scranton International. They bring 150 years of combined experience in varied vocations and lucrative opportunities for prepared trainees. All programs are open to the public.
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Bishop J W E Bowen to speak at General Conference hour
Atlanta bishop J W E Bowen was named one of twelve Methodist bishops to speak on the Hour of Evangelism during the General Conference in San Francisco from April 23 to May 7. Services occur daily at Glide Memorial Methodist Church at 4 p.m. with a prayer room open for the 800 delegates throughout the four year legislative session.
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J. W. E. Bowen
Kentucky State College Administrator Attends Texas Conference
Paul J. Manly, Assistant Professor and Acting Head of the Agriculture Department at Kentucky State College, joined the Southern Regional Conference of State Supervisors and Negro Trainers in Agriculture Education at Texas Southern University in Houston, February 25 to 29.
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Kentucky State College
Texas Southern University
Houston
Texas
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