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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
1
Americans Press Peace Plan With 800 Delegates in Washington
More than 800 delegates from 30 states gathered in Washington on April 1 to press Congress for a five power peace pact to end the Korean War. They submitted 500000 petition signatures, urged halting German rearmament, backed colonial self government, and proposed a nationwide July 4 peace campaign. Leaders included Charlotte Bass and Willard Uphaus, and they met with officials and the Democratic National Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Delegates Assembly For Peace
Germany
San Francisco
U. N
Korea
American Peace Crusade
Truman
White House
Charlotte Bass
The
California Eagle
Republican Party
Los Angeles
Bass
Progressive Party
Thomas Richardson
Willard Uphaus
APC
John Gojack
District 9
Uermwa
Fort Wayne
Ind
Michigan
Stanley Nowak
Lois Timmins
Conn
Peter Hyun
California
Francis H. Russell
House of Service opens in Harlem on 116th Street
Alma Vessells John and C Lisley John inaugurate the House of Services at 35 West 116th Street New York offering public typing mail and telephone services real estate listings travel booking theatre reservations and counselling based on Mrs Johns NACGN experience and Mr Johns Harlem ties Indiana to the Caribbean associates include Tyndale Quashie insurance broker and Ernest A Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Vessells John
National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses
C. Lisley John
St. Vincent Benevolent Association Inc
House of Services
West 116Th Street
New York
John
Western Hemisphere
West Indies
United States
NACGN
House of Service
Tyndale Quashie
Ernest A. Archer
TB Wonder Pills Spark Hope and Caution in TB Fight
Cincinnati readers learn of new TB drugs praised by Dr. John H. Skavlem for cautious optimism. He warns months of evidence may be needed, future TB care will remain essential, and case finding via chest X ray must continue alongside any new therapy.
C R C Demands Federal Action Over L A Bombings
The Civil Rights Congress in New York telegraphed Attorney General McGrath urging immediate federal action to halt terror bombings in Los Angeles targeting Negro and Jewish homes. The request followed Sunday bombs on Dunsmuir Avenue, part of a string of attacks on the block, with residents including a Negro teacher and a Jewish couple. Local groups plan mass meetings as community leaders condemn the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R.C
Los Angeles
New York
N. Y
The
Civil Rights Congress
McGrath
Justice Department
Dunsmuir Avenue
CRC
NAACP
Independent Progressive Party
Los Angeles County
Walter Winchell Under Fire In Public Exposé Storm
New York reports Walter Winchell faces backlash as a string of newspaper exposes challenge his honesty and liberal image. Critics question his influence, accuracy, and closeness to figures like Sherman Billingsley of the Stork Club, highlighting racial tensions and public doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Global
Walter
Winchell
Walter Winchell
Herman Talmadge
J. Waiter Waring
Sherman Billingsley
Stork Club
Judge Davies to Aid Cancer Drive Campaign Committee
Probate Judge Chase M. Davies joins the Cancer Fund Campaign Committee to appeal to industrial groups in support of the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Unit of the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Justin A. Rollman, president, notes the economic losses from cancer and urges business backing for the fundraising effort. The piece also mentions Walter Winchell's critics Jos ephine Baker Barry Gray and Ed Sullivan. Continued on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase M. Davies
Cancer Fund
The
Cincinnati and
Hamilton County
Unit
American Cancer Society
Justin A. Rollman
Rollman
Walter Winchell
Josephine Baker
Barry Gray
Ed Sullivan
New York
Anti-T B Workshop Nurses Host April Tuberculosis Session
Graduate nurses in the area are invited to an April 14 through 18 workshop on tuberculosis nursing co sponsored by the Anti Tuberculosis League and District Eight of the Ohio State Nurses Association. The event at the University of Cincinnati includes main sessions in the Women's Building with opening and closing in the Medical Building auditorium. 115 nurses have enrolled with advance registrations ongoing through Mrs Blanche Miller of ATL. Leading consultants include Milenka Herc Janet Thompson and Elizabeth Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Ohio State Nurses Association
Women’s
University of Cincinnati
College of Medicine
Gertrude Morris
U. C. College of Nursing and Health
Blanche Miller
ATL
Milenka Herc
Wayne University
Janet Thompson
Cincinnati Department of Health
Elizabeth Jordan
National Tuberculosis Association
From Monrovia to Chicago A SNELSON EDITORIAL
An author recounts a two week voyage by ship and train from Monrovia to Chicago, thanking relatives and Ebony Magazine staff including John H. Johnson and others. He notes receptions with Chicago Defender and World staff, social gatherings at Harrys Lounge and Joe's DeLuxe, Lil Harper writing a memoir compilation, and daughter Jean Carter becoming promotion sales director at Lustrasilk Corp with plans for a sales campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Global
Monrovia
Windy City
Ebony Magazine
John H. Johnson
Ben Burns
Herbert Nipson
Dan Burley
Milton A. Smith
Alfred Duckett
Harlem
Lil Harper
Lucius Clinton Harper
Jean Carter
Lustrasilk Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daba
House
Senate
Democratic National Committee
State Department
William L. Patterson
William H. Bailey
Mrs. Hartstein
Bailey
Garver Junior High School
Villa
William, Jr
Hartstein
Ralph Martinez
John Potts
Rollingswood
Wilbur Gray
Gray
Cincinnati
Ninth Street
Queen City
Charles 4. Howard
New Orphan Asylum For Colored Youth
Board of Trustees
Howard
YMCA
Cincinnati Post Office
Chandler Street
Madisonville
Samuel H. Bullock
Eugene H. Simms
Boyd W. Overton
Bertha Saunders
Blanche Kalfus
Courtland Lewis
George Wilson
James W. Muir
Charles A. Howard
Judge Davies
A Snelson Editorial
By Floyd Snelson
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