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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
3
Virginia is the answer to the first question and the quiz covers topics from population by state to measures, scientists, and transport. It lists answers such as about a little under five eighths of a mile, Light as the sense most used, Col Charles Lindbergh, Vermont, and a precise definition of a common carrier.
The article details a heated council meeting over a FEPC order and appointments, citing accusations of political patronage and minority rights. Rich was sworn in as mayor, Stewart as vice mayor, with Locker elected president pro tem, as shifts in committee composition drew sharp dispute. A separate interview with John Barber-Hale in Madrid discusses American racial segregation contrasts and Hale’s conversion to Catholicism.
Madrid report notes American Negroes living in Spain find color no barrier to social and business acceptance. The article states Spaniards show a lack of distinction between white and Negro and that skin color does not matter in opportunity.
Columbus Ohio more than 353000 jobs were filled by 82 offices of the Ohio State Employment Service in the first nine months of 1951 Administrator Ernest Cornell reports a 23.4 percent rise from the previous year. The release highlights gains in professional and managerial placements across the state during September.
For year and nine months ending September 30, increases of 77 and 82 percent over the previous year were hailed by Mr. Cornell as evidence of greater employer acceptance. He said firms are using the local employment office more for professional and managerial workers.
New York The General Board of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U S A with 125 representatives from 29 communions passed actions urging Japan's admission to the United Nations. The board, led by Rt Rev Henry Knox Sherrill, also addressed migratory labor, Arab refugee relief, Midwest flood recovery, Bible revision, and appointed Dr Earl Frederick Adams to direct the Washington office. A letter to Christian colleagues in Japan was approved, praying for enduring peace in Asia and around the world.
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