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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
7
Advertises single copies at fifty cents each and provides the recipient Lorenzo Harris at 133 Sylvan Ave Asbury Park New Jersey for mail order or contact.
Seventy protesters led by ministers teachers lawyers and N A A P branch officers picketed the national crime conference in Washington yesterday. Police sought arrests but the demonstration proceeded with military precision to press for a discussion of lynching at the conference.
A Christmas retrospective reflects on the year's joys and disappointments, tracing a procession of persons and events woven into personal memories as the year ends. The passage invites reflection on intimate and remote associations shaping the seasonal mood.
The grand jury returns indictments charging Blackman with three murder counts tied to a robbery, with the death penalty sought. Prosecutors plan to arraign him before Judge Struble. Separate cases see two killings deemed self defense involving Clinton Johnson and Eunice Buston.
Theodore Blackman, 19, of 2865 Stanton Avenue, faces two first degree charges from the Hamilton County Grand Jury. The indictments name Charles Boyd and Edythe Boyd as complainants in the fatal incident at the Full Measure Gas Company filling station.
General Hugh S. Johnson, once vice champion of the NRA, proclaimed the organization extinct and nonoperational in New York. He refused to offer guidance to its new officials, stating too many people dictated his actions.
Ruth Standish Baldwin widow of William H. Baldwin Jr former Long Island Railroad president died December 14. A prominent friend of Negroes across the nation she founded the National Urban League and served five years as its first president and on its board. Her efforts included Tuskegee Institute and urban race partnership initiatives born in 1910.
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