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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1950
Page
3
A compiled Q and A covering topics from chemistry and geography to presidents and history. It includes definitions for mercerized cotton and fresco, details on Bronze alloy, silver symbol Ag, and the 21st Amendment, with factual pairings like John Adams as the first U.S. president to live to age 90 and Absalom as King David’s son.
Perkin's Blu Room at 430 West Fifth Street offers mirrors and a refined dining bar area with a focus on foods. Patrons can expect a classic downtown atmosphere and a menu emphasizing quality dishes.
The passage emphasizes the role of extraordinary individuals in progress. It lauds Dabney as a defining personality whose writings influence opinion and action more than mass media, claiming reading his paper enriches the reader with experience and insight.
A wartime letter condemns profiteering and previews the costs of conflict. It recalls April 1945 in the Po Valley with rationing and a cocktail lounge clash over a fallen son. The writer warns against Soviet proxy aggression and urges a clear UN backed stance in Korea without political meddling.
The speaker urges unity behind Greece Turkey and Italy and urges dropping politics in foreign affairs especially Korea and the Soviet Union. A House vote advances an economy step by modernizing the federal accounting system to decentralize bookkeeping and improve information on appropriations, aligned with Hoover Commission ideas.
In a heated hearing Lanham attacked Patterson over claims of fair treatment for African Americans in Georgia. The debate included racial slurs and a physical rush as Lanham shouted obscenities and knocked past aides before Capitol police intervened and the session adjourned.
Ohio Congressman-at-Large Stephen M. Young urges unity in a twofold war against Communist aggression in Korea and inflation at home. He supports strong price and wage controls, an excess profits tax, and pay-as-you-go fiscal discipline to avoid deficit spending. He warns the nation must not lose either war to preserve the American way of life. He stresses Congress must stay active on inflationary protection. Navy and war talk aside, he calls for drastic stabilization measures and revenue to fund defense.
More Americans enjoy wine and seek expertise in when to drink it. Max Sager, eastern manager for the CVA Corporation, a Schenley Industries subsidiary, notes New York has the largest U S wine market, with California also prominent in sales.
Fordham University presents a history written by Gwendolyn Bourne in partial fulfillment of a Master of Arts degree. The work, noting Fordham’s Catholic auspices, details the Lincoln Hospital School of Nursing.
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