The Omaha guide., 1935-04-27
SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISION
ON NATIONALRECOVERY
PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL CONFERENCE

-SO ~ A1@o- survey. OIL e roDleMS II n Negro
1l;4o to l2:oo-DiscussiOn from the Floor.
12:so-Luncheon for delegates at Howard University.
Second Se'"'nT TonsN Is # si Sesrd DT Tnd GhsTIsr W ]; Wesley will preside
2;O to a:Oo-"The Negro Worker Under NRA"~-
300 to a:sO-~Ths Plight Of the Negro Industrial WORKER meyers
$3.50 to 4:OO-~The Trade Union Movement and the Negro" -'D- nm
In the event Of Mr.: RandOlphs absence his paper prl viii be H00
amo -. read by Mr. Ashley Totem
415 to 4a3O-Discuss,On Of Papers Mr.. Robert W We Dunu
5IO to 55O-6iseus1ion from f9m the h Floor Floor
Th hbGd.@ sessionmM ng Il, 3 ? m Miss Mamie 4. Burroughs viii preside
A Negro Seedis Tpad q V Worker W fpom Fo ae fa cFsa A1 1R 5hs @New Deal"
4 Negro Tobacco Worker from ReidsviTe, North Carolina.
4 Negro stsel Worker from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
4 A N sgrOS shaFsfF Roper from LaqdsrdaJs coun'y, Alabama,
A Negro Farmer from Pamela County, Mississippi. AHu
Following the Symposium delegates VIII have the opportunity
to ask questions
Fourth session-May Is, 10 a. m. DR.. Charles s. johnson will preside.
1000 5q % i0san T p. Negro Farm Population
1880 to 11o0-"r5s Governments Farm Policies and The w Stone
Hoo to 1E45-~The Effect Il Of the New Deal Farm Program
ia I5d5 to to 1900 300 Discussion Of apers~~-----Mr J. N, MaciacshIan
12:15 to 12:35-Questions from the Floor Aen
1885 to 1:Oo-Dscussion from the Floor
ruth . 55S;s s % g Der :. SO social R 2 Planning mi Hs AND sA Long sss s5n preside.
: Di visions on . the : Seg a9slsten'e HOMESTEAD Non stead. pun.so
Tin the event of Of Mr. Mr. :, ;. ngh9n,s absence his paper viii be
300 to s4aO-~sOlvfng the Problem Of Farm Tenancy
1920 70 aAo-~Temesses valley Authority and the Segr a41nsn''un
a4O to 4:ao-crique Of New Deal Social Planning mn as Si It A'eh
40 to :so-Dseussion Of Papers ~-~~-Dr. Charles nieSn h : Ho unt
4:30 to 4:45-Discussion Of Papers -~ Mr.. M. r Ha5oes
445 to 5:l0-Questions from the Floor
$40 to 5:3O-DscussiOn from the Floor
Sixth n @sss"9RnasE ki hs s 3 3 Social a' F pr; nsrf Bsss s 59ss; sss Nh Sa!J preside s !.
Negro. :"
$40 sSS to s s%a5S-ss@1rf F. ny 5a; 5 PE's sss Sse 8g5'i Past and
$50 to o-soeiai Planning for the Negro N the :" Future I'll E u B'is
$40 to 9:3O-DiscussOn of Papers ~-~---.M Mr.. Emmett Emmett T norssv
$3.50 t. 9:50-Questions from the Floor
800 Q lO;1O-Dscussion from the Floor
Persons starred have been invited)
Seventh Sesaon-May 20. 10a m, Miss Elizabeth Eastman will preside
o.od 5o I C Domestic Labor; (b) Unemployment and Relief.
,o.o Myra Cokon Calls
IN ~ = M cgo discussion Of Paper ------Mrs. Jessie Daniel Ames
1g:So to 100 Questions from the Floor
1900 to 1E1o-Discusson from the Floor
1II5 to 12:O0-Negro Unemployment and its Treatment
1900 to 1215- Discussion of Paper ------NMF. Ne" I AndegsOn
12.15 to 123O-Discussiono of Paper ----- Miss Tbvra 1890 Hardds
12*3o to 1245-QuestiOns from the Floor
1Z:45 to 1:O0-Discussionf from the Floor
Eighth Session-May 20, 23O p. m, DIR. Alain Locke will preside
IOplc;-How May We Improve the Status of Negro workers and
2SC to s:oo.The answer of the Socialist party, Mr.. Norman Thomas
because O Mr.. Thomas unavoidable absence. his paper will
ono be read by Mr.. Paul Porer)
'VO 70 0i0oNThe Answer of the Communist Parity
$50 to 4:Oo-Questions from the Floor ~' "' James I" 0fd
40O TO 4:3GDiscussion from the Floor
43O to 5:15-Cridcal Summaries of the Conference
teacn speaker to have seven mfnutes)
Mr. T. Burnham King
DR.. Ralphe j. Bunche
A White Worker
A Negro Worker
DR.. E. Franklin Frazier
Mr.. John P. Davis
conference; Monday evening is reserved for a general discnssor ~
Next Steps IN the Light of Present Problems. " DELEGATES srs uraod
10 take part in this session.
WINS WHO AMONG THE CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
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