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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Arthur Williams, Sr., president of the National Council of Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employees in Cincinnati, Ohio, praises the Atlanta Daily World's 'Globe-Trotter' column on the Georgia Teachers and Educational Association's election of C. L. Harper, valuing its insights on race discrimination in labor and urging studious reading among his group.
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Editor, Atlanta Daily WORLD:
I have just finished reading the column "Globe-Trotter" dealing with the Georgia Teachers and Educational Association and the election of Mr. C. L. Harper of Atlanta to its presidency. The column is indeed enlightening to our group as we are struggling against race discrimination in organized labor.
Your timely suggestions give us renewed hope and added courage to carry on. As most of our group is in the South, I encourage all my co-workers to read your columns regularly, not superficially, but studiously that they may be able to discuss the problem of discrimination intelligently.
ARTHUR WILLIAMS, Sr
President,
Nat'l Council
Freight Handler,
Express
and Station Employees
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Arthur Williams, Sr
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Editor, Atlanta Daily World
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expresses appreciation for the 'globe-trotter' column on the georgia teachers and educational association's election of c. l. harper, highlighting its enlightening value in the fight against race discrimination in organized labor, and encourages co-workers to read the columns studiously for intelligent discussion.
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