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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1935

Page

7

Police Asked To Explain Racial Conduct In Springs

Colorado Springs NAACP demands explanation from Inspector I B Bruce after he claimed to know names and addresses of colored men with white women. Resolution to Police Chief Hugo D Harper seeks reasons why colored women face insult and why white men are not similarly treated for insults to colored women. Charles Banks chairs the committee overseeing this matter. The fragment also follows a separate note about Enos C Stanbrough, a centenarian claiming long Bible study and unusual longevity.

Colorado Springs ANP I. B. Bruce Bruce Hugo D. Harper Charles Banks

Kansas City Quaker Proclaimed Nation's Bible Reader Champ

A 101-year-old Quaker in Kansas City was hailed as the nation's champion Bible reader after being told of the honor. He reportedly read the Bible aloud 53 times, drawing surprise and pride from his community.

Crawford’s W. A. Greene Friends of the Community Chest Douglass George Weller Kansas City

Private Personal Stationery Free Deal for Church Printing

An advertisement offers two dozen sheets of social stationery and matching envelopes with personalized headings for any church printing order. Suitable for individuals, pastors, or friends, with a phone contact for an agent.

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