Questions and Answers From Look and Learn Quiz
The quiz lists 20 items with questions and concise answers. Key facts include Glenn Curtiss as first aviation license recipient in 1911, 128 parts in a watch, white flowers, France as the tomato seed source, gregarious animals, and a holding company as an owner of other firms’ stock. Other facts cover Capricon, Canada, Jujitsu, The Andes, Arkansas, the Ten Commandments, 42 keys, Alexandria’s library, Barmecide feast, eight presidents list, Eton, and 64 checkerboard squares.
NAACP Opportunity Fellowships Detail Promising Black Scholars
United Negro College Fund notes grant recipients including Samuel DuBois Cook of Morehouse who will pursue a PhD in Political Science at Ohio State University while supporting his mother. Mrs. Chambers will study law at Yale, Miss Flowers trains voice at Juilliard. Dr. Clark lauds NAACP legal division for challenging segregated schools and stresses removing racial psychological impact to advance national peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehouse College
Samuel DuBois Cook
Ohio State University
Chambers
Yale University Law School
Miss Flowers
Winston Salem
North Carolina
Julliard School of Music
The
NAACP
Clark
Dr. Clark
Holman
Atlanta
Georgia
Yale University
Racism and democracy contrasted in Dr Clark remarks
Dr Clark denounced racism as a social disease and warned that without convincing Americans of democracy's truth the Soviet challenge could only be met by force. He praised bodies like the NAACP and National Urban League for advancing housing integration and Negro youth training, urging action to prevent repetition of racial tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malan
South Africa
Dr. Clark
Russia
America
Clark
National Urban League
The
NAACP
Ethics and Economics Study Funded by Rockefeller Grant
The Rockefeller Foundation awarded 125000 to the National Council of Churches to complete a three year study on ethics and economics. Led by Dr. Samuel Cavert and A Dudley Ward, the project will publish six volumes and expand into case histories, group discussions, and analysis of labor agriculture and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
National Council of Churches
Samuel McCrea Cavert
The
National Council
Department of Church and Economic Life
A. Dudley Ward
Harper and Brothers
Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Fifth Street
Cherry
Tony Mitrin
Thomas Gomez
Harlem Globetrotters
Gary Cooper
Mari Alden
Technicolor
Grasshopper and
ANTS
Harlemann Globetrotters
Lawrence “Dillinger
Robert Sterling
Robert Preston
Sundowners
Awrence Tierney— “Dillinger
Louis Hayward
the Lady and
the Bandit
Holiday Land
Frank Lovejoy
John Sheffield
Casper
Belgium
Western
Europe
U. S
South America
U. S. State
United States
Glenn Curtiss
White
France
Baudouin
Capricon
Canada
Andes
Arkansas
Alexandria
Truman
F. D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Coolidge
Harding
Wilson
Taft
T. Roosevelt
Eton
Gall the Manse Hotel
Plaza
Cincinnati, Ohio
United Negro College Fund
Tunity
Mississippi
Kenneth B. Clark
Economic Life
Roosevely
Central Avenue
Richard Rober
Barry Kelly
Henry Morgan
Christine Larson
Tom Powers
Robert Osterloh
Maidie Norman
Ernest Anderson
Glenn Ford
Man With
Douglas Eve Miller
Patrice Wymore
Indo-China
John Archer
Douglas Dick Jean Willes
Maura Murphy
Hong Kong
Ronald Reagan
Rhonda Fleming
Nigel Bruce
Marvin Miller
Lowell Gilmore
Danny Chang
the Cisco Kid
Duncan Renaldo
Cisco
Extra
Onet
John Payns Forrest Tucker
Weird Woman
Lon Chaney
Rudyard Kipling
Sabu
Bagdad
Conrad Veidt
June Duprez
Clark and Linn Streets
Bob Considine
Brian Donlevy Claire Trevor Forrest Tucker
Vera Ralston
Luther Adler
John Russell
Gene Lockhart
Young Scarface
Graham Greene
Shelley Winters
Michael Rennie
Gary Merrill
Keenan Wynn
Janet Leigh
Peter Lawford
Montana
Richard Widmark
Constance Smith
Jeffrey Hunter
Dale Robertson
Joanne Dru
Lone Star
Clark Gable
Ava Gardner
Broderick Crawford
Harlem Globe-Trotters
Charles Starrett
Snake River
Whitewater River
Eres
Fountain Square
Carl F. Oberman
Freeman
EB Union
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