Negroes Among Season's Greatest Athletes
Ed Burke Marquette sophomore jumped 6 feet 9 1/2 inches unbeaten before Mel Walker Ohio State beat the mark. Cornelius Johnson and David Albritton placed first and second at the Berlin Olympics. Ben Johnson led Columbia track. Eulace Peacock rallied late. Mel Walker set 6 ft 9 1/2 in indoor high jump mark at Butler relays, tying the world outdoor record. Bill Watson of Michigan set a shot put record with 50 feet 6 inches.
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Ed. Burke
Marquette
Mel Walker
Ohio State
Burke
Cornelius Johnson
David Albritton
Ben Johnson
Columbia University
Eulace Peacock
Ohio State University
Butler Relays
Bill Watson
Michigan
Religion Adapts to Modern Thought and Cosmic God Concept
The author argues religion must evolve with times toward a universal, nonpersonal God. He envisions God as Reality pervading all, a superpersonal source guiding life and mind. Rethinking religion simplifies form yet deepens meaning as old observances become less relevant.
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God
God hastens it with vigor and power in new progress
A terse quotation from the Enquirer urges forward momentum and renewed strength. It emphasizes unity with the All and the Every, framing collective advancement as a guided, transformative aim. The note highlights shared purpose and spiritual renewal in public discourse.
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Enquirer
Dabney Regrets Letter to The Gazette Reader
A Cleveland publication reprints a March 29 1937 letter from Harry C Smith publisher to Dabney apologizing for an erroneous line in a previous record The missive notes the phrase the bill to jamend is in error and expresses regret while reaffirming support for the race.
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Cleveland
O. Harry C. Smith
Union
Dabney
Parent Education Groups in Shoemaker District
The Shoemaker District of the Associated Charities hosts weekly discussion groups on Parent Education. Mothers seek shared opinions and guidance from a group leader to address changing behavior problems in their children and family life.
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Shoemaker
Associated Charities
Forum Sundays at Ninth Street Y M C A Heard Speakers
Rabbi Samuel Whol of Wise Temple speaks April 4 at 4 p m at the Ninth Street Y M C A with H B Woodfolk as tenor soloist. Dr Joseph Wm Nichol will speak April 11. The 1937 Indoor Circus by the Boys Department runs April 28 to May 1 at the Ninth Street Y M C A.
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Samuel Whol
Wise Temple
Ninth Street Y. M. C
Woodfolk
Joseph Wm. Nicholson
Chicago
Boys' Department
Ninth Street Y. M. C. A
Real estate sales list cites multiple 1920s properties
Sudduth reports several recent sales: 530 Clark street to Rev. David D. Turpeau. 3016 Melrose avenue to A. France. 5308 Whetsel avenue to Sam Ballard. 854 Rochdale avenue to Edward and Dora Chappel. 862 Melish avenue Avondale to William Mathes. 722 West Seventh street to John T. Ward. McKissack and McKissack announce Pearl High School project in Nashville.
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Horace Sudduth
Anna EK. Klein
Clark Street
David D. Turpeau
J. M. Chiles
Melrose Avenue
A. France
Madison Building Association
Roosevelt Court Revision Plans and Borah Clash
Rawlins writes to President Roosevelt urging a campaign on the court revision plan and criticizes Senator Borah for backing repeal ideas. He argues constitutional amendments should be financed and enforced, warns that racial segregation in schools and public opinion bodies fuel constitutional rights violations, and cites March trial in Memphis as context. The exchange highlights political maneuvering over the Supreme Court and civil rights in the era.
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Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Supreme Court
Borah
Free Press
Memphis
Tenn
Open House set for April in 183 CCC camps
Reports from Emergency Conservation Work head Rob ert Fechner say about 100000 visitors will attend open house celebrations April 4 and 5 across 183 colored Civilian Conservation Corps camps to view work projects health programs and educational and leisure activities. Miss Elizabeth Osborne urged Spelman College students to overcome liabilities in a personality lecture in Atlanta.
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Robert Fechner
Emergency Conservation Work
Civilian Conservation ‘Corps
Atlanta
Elizabeth Osborne
Spelman College
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Family Store
Gilbert Avenue
Smith’s Family Store
Gilbert
Churchill
Cincinnati
Cotton Club
Hotel Sterling
Sixth
Mound Streets
Chapel Street
Woodburn
Ernst Thatcher
Lincoln Avenue
W. L. Anderson
West Fifth Street
Roosevelt Theatre
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Joseph Callier
the Thin Man
Robinson Crusoe
Clipper Island
Three Stooges
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Aundercover
Parkway
People's Funeral Home
Ormerly Pier
Addie L. Reese
Flint Street
Cincinnati, Ohio
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W. Fifth St
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Henry H. Grandison
Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency
American Building
Parkway and
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Lavina Ave
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Walnut Hills
Sherman’s Flower Shop
Freedona Avenue
James H. Thompson & Son
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Phone Parkway
Undertakers
West Seventh Street
Minnie Neill
Undertaker
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Barr Street
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