Gossip and Reflections on Race and Society 1920s Echoes
A long prose collage of social observations on race in Korea and the United States, notes on Joe Louis, Churchill, Truman, and various social types. Anecdotes cover policing, court cases, crime, gossip, and moralizing tales. The piece intertwines humor, innuendo, and reflective critique of early 20th century attitudes.
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Joe
Ezzard Charles
Ezzard
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Hell
U.S
North
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Dabney
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Newton
Bismarck
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Truman
Whatley
Sydney Smith
Houston
Texas
Law
Berea
Ohio
Tion
Versailles
Indiana
Cincinnati
Wm. Henry Harrison
United States
White House
Babe Ruth
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Peggy ‘Hopkins
Joyce
Virginia
Winston Churchill
Jack Solomon
Hades
Blythe
Walnut Hills Park
The
Union Baptist
Chapel Street
Glenn Alexander
Your Savings and Your Building Association
Poms
West Fifth ST
Cherry
Woodburn
Horace Sudduth
Cincinnati, O
Ublic
Thompson & Son
West
Ninth Street
Jas. A. Thompson
Harry Trotter
Gladys Hill
Robert Rankins
Phone Parkway
West Seventh Street
Nyol Medicines
W. Cor
Sixth and
Smith Streets
UNION
Main
Y.M.C.A
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Sherman’s Flower Shop
Foraker Avenue