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Newspaper
Hartford Chronicle
Location
Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
8
George A. David argues that the vote remains a powerful concealed weapon. He urges Black voters to unite to elect Negro candidates or white allies who will champion Black rights and secure greater representation. He compares political unity to betting on Whirlaway, emphasizing principle over individual rivalry.
The author argues that gambling for a decent living parallels political unification based on taking a chance for the better. Unified voting does not guarantee victory but raises the odds, and the author plans to discuss next week the Newark, Politics and Connecticut.
A reflective column describes life as a canvas where actions and thoughts are painted for later judgment. It warns that broken promises and deceit stain the picture with shame, while honorable deeds and kindness yield a quiet, lasting reward in old age.
E D Weinstein registered pharmacist operates at the corner of Bellevue and Suffield Streets in Hartford Connecticut. The store proclaims that they fill prescriptions.
The Negro Mothers and Home makers Club hosted its annual dinner on Thursday May 30 at the Putnam Phalanx Club Washington Street. About forty guests attended and after dinner an evening of dancing and impromptu entertainment followed.
Arthur Johnson replies about Windsor Locks Connecticut as a model community for pooling resources. He notes cooperative stores thriving for the common good and mentions Father Dunn and St Benedicts discussions on forming a credit union. He suggests a housing project credit union could suit the group.
Nosey Ned notes an assault incident delaying a race as Assault wins a triple crown. He tips Suffolk Downs entries Allegro and Burgoo Lady in New England racing, and predicts Joe Louis to KO Billy Conn in seven rounds, with Pep defeating Bartolo by a close decision after a tough fight.
A heated church dispute in Hartford led to a Court of Common Pleas case on June 3 1946 involving Rev Daniel D Davis and trustees Eddie Hall Ozell Dowdell Quitman Butler Irving W Harper Daniel G Lauray and Adelle M Thomas. A temporary injunction bars the trustees from interfering with Bethel A M E Church services at 210 Bellevue St pending a September hearing.
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