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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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In Washington, Judge Scovel Richardson praised the Federation of Civic Associations for enhancing recreation and combating job discrimination at their annual awards dinner. Aaron Goldman of G. B. Macke Corp. was honored for anti-bias efforts with the Urban League.
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WASHINGTON-(ANP) The Federation of Civic Associations was praised last week by Judge Scovel Richardson of the United States Customs Court, for helping increase community recreation facilities and for reducing job discrimination. The praise came in the principle address delivered at the Federation's annual awards dinner held in the Grand Ballroom of the Willard Hotel, Thursday evening. Aaron Goldman, president of the G. B. Macke Corp., was honored by the Federation for "meritorious contributions to community progress" in working against job discrimination. Goldman was described by some as a "missionary worker" among businessmen in an effort to convert them to lower the racial bars in employment. He is said to work very closely with the Urban League in this fight to wipe out bias in employment.
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Washington
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Last Week, Thursday Evening
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praise given to federation of civic associations; aaron goldman honored for contributions against job discrimination
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Judge Scovel Richardson praised the Federation of Civic Associations at their annual awards dinner for increasing community recreation facilities and reducing job discrimination. Aaron Goldman, president of G. B. Macke Corp., was honored for meritorious contributions to community progress in fighting job discrimination, described as a missionary worker among businessmen and working closely with the Urban League.