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November 26, 1950
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
The New York Urban League plans to open its Brooklyn branch on December 10, 1950, with dedication ceremonies following a week of open house events, chaired by John King of P.S. No. 25.
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To Open Brooklyn Urban League
NEW YORK (ANP)—In line with its 1950 plans to straighten the organization's program in Brooklyn, the New York Urban League announced here last week that appropriate ceremonies will be held December 10 to mark the formal opening of the Brooklyn branch office.
The formal exercises will bring to a close a proposed "Dedication Week" program, beginning Dec. 4, in which the league will maintain open house for inspection and welcome by representatives and members of community agencies and organizations.
John King, principal, P. S. No. 25, and league director, is chairman of the dedication committee.
NEW YORK (ANP)—In line with its 1950 plans to straighten the organization's program in Brooklyn, the New York Urban League announced here last week that appropriate ceremonies will be held December 10 to mark the formal opening of the Brooklyn branch office.
The formal exercises will bring to a close a proposed "Dedication Week" program, beginning Dec. 4, in which the league will maintain open house for inspection and welcome by representatives and members of community agencies and organizations.
John King, principal, P. S. No. 25, and league director, is chairman of the dedication committee.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Brooklyn Urban League
Branch Opening
Dedication Week
Community Organizations
What entities or persons were involved?
John King
Where did it happen?
Brooklyn, New York
Story Details
Key Persons
John King
Location
Brooklyn, New York
Event Date
1950 12 10
Story Details
The New York Urban League announces the formal opening of its Brooklyn branch office on December 10, concluding a Dedication Week from December 4, with John King as chairman of the dedication committee.