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1961 Jan. 10
Shirley, Ernest
Capital outflow hits South Africa
New York (N.Y.) - Ernest Shirley's account of a "forced-savings plan" which helped "stem tide"; and race riots that "set back" the local economy.
1918 Dec. 14
Letter to the editor of the New York City Nation from unidentified correspondent
New York (N.Y.) - Concerning possible acquisition of South African colonies by the United States. Signed on November 20 by Simple Simon. Filed with material on the Pan African Congress.
1956 July 28
New York Times Company
South Africa's race laws Denial of freedom to non-white population is charged
New York (N.Y.) - Letter to the editor; from Alan Paton, national chairman and Peter Brown, national deputy chairman of the Liberal Party of South Africa; concerning an address and the view of Dr. J. E. Holloway.
1925 Jan.
Nation Associates (New York, N.Y.)
Assorted news clippings
New York (N.Y.) - A "Nation" feature on race relations in South Africa, glued beside a Bloomington, Ill. publication's coverage of W. E. B. Du bois's impending address at an Open Forum in that city.
1946 Nov. 21
New York Times Company
8 lands back India on African issues China and Soviet Bloc lead fight against race laws--Smuts bars interference
New York (N.Y.) - Summarizing and analyzing China and Russia's "'family fight' to back India's charges of race discrimination against the Union of South Africa," lodged at the United Nations General Assembly session at Lake Success, N.Y.