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Newspaper
Hartford Chronicle
Location
Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
5
Prominent Bristol socialite Mrs W R Bowes prints two poems under a pen name. Acknowledgement from President Truman thanks her for A Mothers Prayer on Memorial Day 1946. The poem Old Glory is printed amid debate on Constitution Hall and its principles.
Poem by Amelia N Bowes offering a Mother's plea to God for strength, faith, and guidance. The verses request protection for loved ones, gratitude, kindness, courage, and wisdom. It expresses hope for a peaceful world and lessons on prayer.
The seagulls laugh at the sea as Constitution Hall remains closed while Daughters of the American Revolution gather in Convention Hall to frame a resolution on a disputed article. They will open Constitution Hall with a stance of malice toward none and charity for all.
A plaque bears Winged Victory as the flag flies proudly above. In a clear blue sky the American flag, Old Glory, waves high marking the end of the Civil War and Lincoln's wartime task completed.
Real estate firm offers house sales and rental services with free assistance. Located at 1762 Main St near Canton St Hartford Conn. Phone 27469. Includes rooms or flats to let and agent services.
A collection of pointed opinions on fascism in the DAR and UK policy, criticism of famine aid handling, and a call for civil rights. Issues cited include Negro treatment in Mobile jail, Governor Dewey’s justice record, and a proposed United Nations Bill of Rights affecting minority persecution in the United States.
Guest writer Dr James E Gladstone argues the so called Negro problem is a white problem and urges whites to educate themselves and act to achieve racial equality. He calls for Negro civic engagement and broad aims beyond race for national progress.
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