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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1949
Page
2
Labor Day Almanac and the man who shapes weather
A poetic tribute to the labor of ordinary men. It praises builders, bridges, lights, and landscapes that shape a beautiful realm. It notes how the Almanac predicts weather changes by studying storms winds stars and the moon.
Personal notices from Springfield crowd and travel
Mr Henry Partridge visits his sick mother in Springfield Ohio. Mrs Ruby Williams and niece Mrs C T Tyler and Judge J E Bowman of Columbus visit Mr and Mrs Donald McLeod Sunday. Cordelia Elizabeth to wed Charles Shelton Brown announced by Dr and Mrs DeHaven Hinkson. Various travels and illness noted among a circle of friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Partridge
Springfield
Ohio
Ruby Williams
C. T. Tyler
J. E. Bowman
Columbus
Donald McLeod
Movement to elect Louise Schroeder German president
A roving correspondent reports from Frankfort that German sources indicate a strong movement to elect Louise Schroeder a 62 year old former Socialist and former Berlin mayor as the first president of the German Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Schroeder
Berlin
German Republic
Public school work certificates and exam schedule
Summer vacation work certificates expire Tuesday September 6 the opening day of school. Children seeking part time or full time work must obtain certificates at the Work Certificate Office 123 East Ninth St according to Miss Margaret Dyer Director Division of Child Accounting Cincinnati Public Schools. Medical examinations are scheduled 1 00 to 3 00 p m every Monday and Thursday starting Thursday September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ninth St
Margaret Dyer
Child Accounting
Cincinnati Public Schools
Atom Smasher For Cancer Research At UCSF Medical School
A 70 million volt X ray synchrotron will be operated at the University of California Medical School in San Francisco for high energy radiation cancer research. It costs about 230000 dollars, housed in a new 215000 dollar building. Director Dr Stone will study using high energy radiation to destroy deep cancers with limited harm to surrounding tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Atlas
University of California Medical School
Dr. Stone
Do Church and Society Practice What They Preach on Race
Dr. Smiley-Blanton of Marble Collegiate Church urges education of children to end prejudice at Fisk University session. The piece questions church consistency in history, citing I C Brown’s The Story of the American Negro and the religious justification for enslavement of Africans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Global News
Smiley-Blanton
Marble Collegiate Church
New York
Fisk University
I. C. Brown
Enduring prescribed myths of race in early church history
The text traces how Christian groups justified slavery and conquest in early eras, noting 1441 slave ships as just wars, shifts after the Revolution toward emancipation by Methodists and Baptists, and Quakers’ abolition. It cites Josiah Priest’s 1850 Bible defense of slavery and harmful racial theories, closing with a critique of white church hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Priest
Noah
Shem
Japheth
Ham
Priest
Mussolini
A Backward Glance at the Roaring Twenties and Memory
A retrospective look at the 1920s touching on the League of Nations, Prohibition era details, fashion, music, cinema, radio, and early cultural milestones. It recalls Harding Cox election, KDKA’s birth, and the era’s social shifts, including flappers and jazz, with vivid nostalgia.
Reflecting on 1929 Crash and Lost Hopes
The passage recalls many sought a silver lining amid a hopeful era before the 1929 crash. It notes how boom psychology bred false hopes that failed, and how history challenges us to reconsider past pride and disillusionment.
Pilgrim House Project Continues With Visits And Hope
Pilgrim House hosts mothers, children, hosts and staff in orderly halls as they pair guests with volunteers. Six more children will visit Monday July 18 with planned Aug exchanges. a Hopi and Navajo exchange inspired by Indian activity work shows cross cultural ties. The Christian Church plans its own project next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim House
M. J. Kingsley
Ross
Duke
Robinson
Henry
California
The
Christian Church
Registration urged for Cincinnati new high school pupils
Superintendent Claude V. Courter urges all private and parochial school pupils and new Cincinnati enrollees to register at their district high school during August 29 to September 2. Schools open 9 am to 3 pm daily to allow counseling and program planning for a smooth September 6 start. Further details available at the Board of Education office Parkway 5085.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Claude V. Courter
Courter
Board of Education
Parkway 5085
East Ninth Street
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