St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-31
Urban League
Conference Program

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Paul. Consultants. monitors and
recorders will be Frayser T. Lane
Of Chicago; Alice Archibald. New
Brunswick. N j.; William b.
Harper, Anderson, Ind; William
Jackson, New York; William NJ
Ashby, New Jersey: Dorothy
Woods, Grand Rapids, Mich, Ger
trude Tanneyhill. New York; Mat
tie L. Johnson, Akron. Ohio.
Herbert Lewis, editor of the
st. Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch
will preside at the public Rela-
tions Luncheon Tuesday. Speakers
scheduled are Louis b. Settler,
Cleveland Press editor, and p
l., Prattis. executive editor of
the Pittsburgh COURIER. Mayor
Edward Delaney of st. Paul will
welcome the conference and Rev
Denzil A. Carly will give the in
vocation.
The Commission on Health will
hold It's discussions beginning at
2i5 p. m. Tuesday. Participating
will be Whitney Young. Omaha
chairman and Gaines T. Bradford.
Pittsburgh; Marion s. English,
Westchester County. N. Y; Will
liam b. Harper. Anderson: Will
liam Price, Detroit; George II.
Robinson. George l.. Edwards,
Eric b, Chandler, New Bruins
wick and Beatrice Suite. Milwau-
kee.
Section meetings are scheduled
for 3 TO 3:45 p. m. Chief partici-
pants win be Mary II. Petrilli.
Grand Rapids, George II. Robin
son. New Jersey: Muriel Eggle-
ston, Milwaukee. DR.. De Norval
Unthank, Portland. Ore; Mazzilee
Jackson. Cleveland; Nathan l..
Burnett. N. Y; F. BERTHE Ellis,
Dayton, Ohio; Lynwood Parker.
Lincoln, Neb.. and Alton w
Thomas, Phoenix. Ariz.
Community Services Commission
At 4 p. m. the Commission of
Community services will open un-
der the leadership Of Charles f.
Eason. Flint. Mich. Members in
clude Arnold Il. Walker. Cleve-
land: w. Miller Barbour. Denver;
Edward l.. Cooper Boston: Ger
trude A. Tanneyhill, New York:
Henry Won Avery. st. Louis and
Robert e. Wilkerson, Fort Wayne.
Ind. Consultants, monitors and
recorders are Warren Banner,
New York. Mr.. Barbour and Alice
q. Collum. Cleveland
AT 4:50 p. m. section meetings
will begin. Leaders. monitors and
recorders will be Rabbi Lou Sill
herman, Omaha, Marie Wilson
Harris. Essex County. N. J. Rose
celia Simmons. Grand Rapids,
Mich. Henry Won Avery, st. Louis;
Doris Gailmore. Muskegon, Mich;
Numa Rousseve. New Orleans, Ro-
bert Wilkerson, Fort Wayne. Ind;
Lewis G. Watts. Seattle Wash.
Joseph F. Albright. Washington.
d. c.: Wesley Scott. Massillon,
Ohio: Philip ]. WINFIELD, Dayton.
Ohio.
Confab Moves to Minneapolis
Wednesday the entire confer
ence will move its deliberations To
the Hotel Nicollet, Minneapolis.
William W. Layton, Muskegon.
Mich, Urban League will be the
officer of the day.
Busses will leave Hotel Lowry
for Minneapolis at $40 a. m.
The Commission on Housing,
chairmanned by Percy Steele OF
the Morris County. N. J. League
will meet. Commission members,
consultants, monitors and recor-
ders are Thomas A. Webster
Kansas City: Llewellyn X. Shiv-
cry. Washington, d. c.; Everett c.
Spurlock. Pontiac. Mich. Furman
l. Templeton. Baltimore; Joseph
w. Walker, Los Angeles, Kenneth
o. Wilson, Marion. Ind: Reginald
A. Johnson. New York and Nit
tinell l.. Wheeler.
Morning section meeting leaders
and officials include Vera NJ. Tay-
lor, Omaha, Furman Templeton.
Baltimore, Wilbur c. Thomas
Warren. Ohio; Booker McGraw,
l.. X. Shivery. Fred z. Nichols Jr.,
Baltimore: John NJ. Patton, ST.
Paul; Joseph Walker, Los An
geles. Odessa c. Evans. Chicago;
William f. Hill. Chicago; f. c.
Spurlock and Chester Stovall. st.
Louis.
Labor Luncheon
At 1890 p. m. the Conference
Labor Luncheon will be addressed
by James B. Carey, President In
ternational Union of Electrical.
Radio and Machine Workers CLIO
and Secretary-Treasurer OF the
Congress Of Industrial Relations.
Also DR.. George w. Snowden,
chief minority group activities,
Labor Department and
vice president of the Louisiana
State Federation of Labor.
Cecil Newman. editor OF the
Minneapolis Spokesman and st. |
Paul Recorder newspapers will
preside and Rabbi Albert C. Min
Ia, one Of the founders of the Min
,eapolis Urban League will give
he invocation.
The luncheon is open to the
'ublic.
James J. Wordsworth To Speak