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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
2
Personal notices and community updates from Richmond area
Mrs Etta Hatfield daughter of Prof Chas Bell longtime Penmanship teacher died after brief illness. Funeral was private at her residence with Dr E H Oxley officiating. Survivors include Charles Hatfield Paul Coffey Margery Hatfield and Bobby Hatfield. Madam Boggs Mann returns to New York post Xmas visit. Richmond mourns Tate former dry cleaning proprietor. Sir Arnold Walker now in Cleveland visited Monday night. Mardi Gras invitation extended by Dr J R Spears and family from New Orleans. Creoles birthplace of Mardi Gras 1827. Dabney notes his own birth city. P W L Jones returns from Lexington after funeral. Cammack legacy property in Wyoming referenced. neice Mrs Moore found dead after two weeks. Hannibal Hull attends funeral in Lexington. Milton Jackson at University party in Oxford. Woman's City Club admits colored women for first time, two members invited Mrs T M Berry and Mrs B F Cann. Madam Daisy Frazer and husband take charge of Crawford's Old Men's Home with many improvements planned. Mrs Bertie Mae Price Howard assisted in preparing for new matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Hatfield
Chas. Bell
Alma Bell Bryant
E. H. Oxley
Chas. Hatfield
Paul Coffey
Margery Hatfield
Bobby” Hatfield
California
Trio of youths charged in death of Elmer Wilson
Three well known youths faced murder charges after Elmer Wilson, 37, died Monday night from a skull fracture at General Hospital. James Hughes, 20, and Chester Bennett, 18, admitted striking Wilson, while William Palmer, 20, denied involvement, claiming he was only a spectator. Wilson's wife signed warrants against all three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilson
Melish Avenue
General Hospital
James Hughes
Gilbert Avenue
Chester Bennett
Syracuse Street
Wilson
William Palmer
United Negro College Fund Campaign Comparisons 1944 and 1948
United Negro College Fund data from New York shows donors and totals by source. Individuals gave 332,110 in 1944 and 458,753 in 1948 while corporations contributed 228,831 in 1944 and 320,733 in 1948. Foundations provided 163,055 in 1944 and 199,375 in 1948, with other groups adding 41,566 in one year.
Science leads three way fight for the heart of America
The American Heart Association teams with physicians and lay leaders to develop local heart associations and service programs. The initiative aims to spread knowledge and facilities for treatment in communities. Science participates, but public partnership is essential to meet the challenge of heart disease and secure your heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Heart Association
Saint Peter Claver Center opens in Washington interracial effort
Archbishop O Boyle announces the Saint Peter Claver Center at 1513 You St NW to be staffed by Friendship House volunteers. Father George W Joyce named spiritual director with Miss Mary Houston and Miss Anne Foley as staff. part time volunteers to assist. Center aims to be a meeting place for all races with reading rooms and public forums to promote interracial justice and better race relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Patrick A. O’boyle
D.D
You St
N.W
Friendship House Movement
George W. Joyce
St. Augustine’s Church
Mary Houston
Anne Foley
Friendship House
New York
Chicago
Debates on Budget, Defense and Rent Controls
The excerpt discusses national defense spending and debt, proposing a commission to repurpose metal assets, extending rent controls for two years with added limits, and preserving veteran housing preferences. It notes President Truman’s push to restrain appropriations and urges immediate delivery of the Agriculture Year Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truman
Tighe Woods
Heart of America national campaign seeks 5 million on heart disease
The American Heart Association launches a February drive from February 7 to 28 to combat heart disease, the leading cause of death. It aims to raise 5 million dollars to fund scientific research, public and professional education, and community services to expand work on rheumatic fever, high blood pressure, and arterial disease. The campaign emphasizes disseminating reliable advances in diagnosis and treatment nationwide.
Also Mentioned on This Page
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UNION
W. P. Dabney
East Fourth Street
Main
Cincinnati
Madam Boggs Mann
Richmond
Indiana
Tate
Arnold B. Walker
Cleveland
J. R. Spears
New Orleans
Spears
Dabney
Madam P. W. L. Jones
Lexington
Dr. Hunter
Hannibal Hull
Hunter
Milton Jackson
Bettie Hunt
Oxford
Woman’s City Club
T. M. Berry
B. F. Cann
Madam Daisy Frazer
Crawford
Trustees
Bertie Mae Price Howard
Foraker Avenue
United Negro College Fund, Inc
Catholic’s Friendship House
Saint Peter
Ver
Miss Houston
Red Cross
Catherine Hueck Cherry
Marathon
Wis
Combermere
Ontario
Canada
Douglass School
Alms Place
Chapel Street
Marcus M. Rambo
United States
America
Mmany
Russia
Truman
Joe Stalin
Army
Air
Naval
Voryf
National de
Fense
President Truman
Congress
Ohio
Junior
West Fifth Street
Whiskey Beer—Winbe Fine Foods
Leo Stone
Freeman
Cherry
the Heart OF America
Harold E. Stassen
WoOburn
Kit Cafe
Perkin’s Blu-Room
Pierce & People’s Funeral Home Ambulance Service
Gazelle Pierce
Elizabeth Pierce Stegall
Linn Street
Kentucky
S. & W. Sohio
Atlas
James
Een
Fae
Walnut Hills
East Walnut
M. L. Zeigler
S. W. Cor
John
Renfro Funeral Service
Inez L. Renfro
Jenifer W. Renfro
Marietta Renfro Glenn
Ninth Street
Henry H. Grandison
Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency
American Building
Parkway and
Walnut Streets
Lavina Ave
East
Indian Arrow Herb Products
P. W. Whitson
Central Avenue
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