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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1951
Page
2
The notice lists W. P. Dabney as owner and editor at 238 East Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio with main phone line 5168 and a reference to Howe Cincinnati 2. It serves as a masthead style credit line for the newspaper.
A mixed column from Bethlehem reports Christmas carol sentiments and local obituaries. Notables include Perc y Miller of Columbus, former Cincinnati citizen, funeral in Tyron North Carolina, and real estate figure Frank Irvin. Other notes mention Crawford's Old Men's Home activities, a Tiny Club meeting, and community tributes from Washington D C.
A short poem of heartbreak and lingering grief. The speaker laments a broken vow and a bleeding heart that endures despite a love proved unfaithful. It contrasts her true, patient devotion with his icy disregard and conveys enduring emotional pain.
Elsie Austin expresses gratitude for the comfort and support shown by old and new friends during a time of grief. She recalls constant remembrance and admiration from those close to her, closing with sincere appreciation.
To Parents and Friends of McCall, the students plan a Christmas gift drive for Crawford Old Men's Home on North Bend Road. They aim to donate at least 100 canned food items for nine elderly men, a matron, and a caretaker. Gifts collected December 17 to 19 will be tallied by the school committee and posted for contributors.
A church message urges action over sermons and teaches James 2 26 about faith and works. Rev J H Holmes emphasizes humanitarian brotherhood and Christian charity around the clock, calling for non-salaried humble service.
In a letter to Chief Justice Vinson, the Civil Rights Congress asks the court to end contempt by a California judge and U S attorneys who kept high bail for fifteen California defendants under the Smith Act. The letter notes Bernadette Doyle suffered a fourth heart attack and warns that continued denial of reasonable bail endangers her life. It cites a Florida case where a sheriff killed a prisoner amid a trial ordered by the Supreme Court to illustrate potential murder from contempt. Patterson cites the court’s prior ruling on excessive bail and urges action to reduce bail for the petitioners.
A National Urban League project led by J. Harvey Kerns surveyed Negro employment in U S breweries. Initiated in October 1950, it gathered insights from top management and labor groups across Milwaukee St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Baltimore Philadelphia Louisville Newark and New York. Copies are available from the league for 50 cents each through director G Parris at 1133 Broadway New York.
From Bellevue Kentucky on December 3 1951 Rev Holmes a prominent white pastor denounces the National Council of Churches for excluding humble slum area storefront churches and legally chartered missions. He argues faithful service to God should be non profit non salaried and questions the Bible basis for certain endorsements. He condemns hypocrisy and calls for Brotherhood Week.
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