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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1951

Page

3

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A quiz compiled by A C Gordon lists 20 questions with answers. Notable items include the most common surname Wong, first U S Vice President John Adams, Canberra as capital of Australia, and Benedict Arnold’s key betrayal at West Point. Other facts cover anatomy, geography, and language details.

Phi Beta Sigma marks October for social action reach

The Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity celebrates 17 years as a social action pioneer with 177 chapters from West Africa to the U S West Coast and a Military Service Chapter. October will feature dances and programs to push anti lynch legislation equality in wages education and civil rights with awards to outstanding community members and top chapter contributor.

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Life at a Glance Things I Never Knew til Now

A compact column by Ray Lawrence lists curious facts from history and science. It notes sheep domestication in the stone age, goldfish versus mosquitoes, and clocks built mainly 1770 to 1840. It highlights Jim Crow persistence in five Southern states, heroism by Negroes in Clarendon County, and curious bat facts.

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Tee Davis Freed After Seven Years In Arkansas Prison

Tee Davis, an Arkansas sharecropper, was released on March 22, 1951, after seven years for defending his home from a break in by a plantation sheriff. The case involved militant union activity as the Workers Defense League pushed for leniency or pardon. Davis, described as a model prisoner, seeks a new home and work away from Arkansas after the fall harvest.

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Chicago Forget Its 1919 Riot Recalled by Talley

Maurice Talley reflects on Chicago’s legacy of racial unrest from 1919 to present. He notes anti Negro demonstrations, militia deployments in Illinois, and mob violence in Cicero and Oak Park, highlighting the city’s troubled race relations and uneasy memory of past riots.

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