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The Dayton Citizen
Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio
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The Brooklyn Catholic Interracial Council is sponsoring eight lectures on the Catholic interracial movement starting January 18 at St. Joseph's Commercial High School in Brooklyn, covering topics like Catholic teachings on human rights and the Negro in American life, with speakers including Archibald F. Glover, George K. Hunton, and Thomas F. Nevins.
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BROOKLYN The Brooklyn Catholic Interracial Council is sponsoring a course of eight lectures on the Catholic interracial movement. Beginning January 18, the lectures will be held every other Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in St. Joseph's Commercial High School; Willoughby St., corner of Bridge St. here.
Council officers have planned the course to serve the needs of Catholic leaders now participating in the interracial cause
Subjects will include: "Catholic Teachings on Human Rights,"
"The Negro in- American Life,"
"The Negro Community, Democracy and Discrimination,"
"The School in the Negro Community,"
and "Progress and the Task Ahead."
Speakers include: Archibald F. Glover, president of the Council; George K. Hunton, editor of the Interracial Review; and Thomas F. Nevins, . principal of Decatur High School.
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Brooklyn
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Beginning January 18
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The Brooklyn Catholic Interracial Council is sponsoring a course of eight lectures on the Catholic interracial movement, held every other Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in St. Joseph's Commercial High School, Willoughby St., corner of Bridge St. The course serves the needs of Catholic leaders in the interracial cause. Subjects include Catholic Teachings on Human Rights, The Negro in American Life, The Negro Community, Democracy and Discrimination, The School in the Negro Community, and Progress and the Task Ahead. Speakers include Archibald F. Glover, president of the Council; George K. Hunton, editor of the Interracial Review; and Thomas F. Nevins, principal of Decatur High School.