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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
3
A quiz compiled by A C Gordon lists 20 questions with concise answers spanning science, geography, and history, from Danube drains Europe to Kipling and Drood. The piece then shifts to UN rights anniversary coverage at the Metropolitan Opera House with notes on attendees, performances, and remarks by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. It includes brief dispatches from Philadelphia, Brussels, Detroit, and New York on boxing, civil rights, and Jackie Robinson.
A compact item notes Perkin's Blu Room Bar Of Mirrors offering fine foods at Cherry 98623.
The National Committee for Fair Play in Bowling cited four men for leading a campaign to end racial discrimination in bowling. Awards were given to CIO President Philip Murray Walter Reuther, NAACP Executive Secretary Walter White and ADL director Benjamin R Epstein. The American Bowling Congress abolished the Caucasian only by law at its national convention.
The American Prison Association voted 48 to 36 to reject holding its 1951 convention in cities with hotel segregation after the Hotel Statler refused to accommodate four Black attendees in St. Louis. G Howland Shaw argued incidents abroad could discredit the United States.
A handwritten note urges loving all people from rich to poor and in the slums as the greatest asset. It links love to safety, charm, and universal acceptance, advising recurring self-affirmations about God residing in the soul and love as a universal power. Signed by Lou Swarz of GNS, Manhattanville Station, NYC.
In Montgomery Alabama Father Harold Purcell known as the beggar of St Jude will dedicate a 1.5 million hospital named for Catherine McNamara. The facility serves both Whites and Negroes and forms part of his City of St Jude project begun in 1935 with church clinic and social center. He plans a wing for disabled children and hopes to expand further.
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