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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1952

Page

3

Look and Learn trivia and answers by A C Gordon

A set of twenty trivia questions with concise answers covering languages grains presidents mountains geography biology and history. Notable items include Chinese as the language with the most letters 214, oats rye and others as edible grains, Benjamin Harrison as grandson of William Henry Harrison, the Appalachians and the Volga as longest European river, and Napoleon as the ruler who sold the Louisiana Territory.

Civil rights urging action and Negro History Week message

The address urges immediate federal civil rights action including FEPC and end to poll taxes and lynching. It applauds FEPC progress in several states and calls for integrated public housing and full participation of Black Americans, detailing Negro History Week and related educational programs and exhibits.

Rabbi Gittelsohn Congress FEPC J. A Rogers Morningside Avenue New York City

Missionary pastor urges sending Negro diplomats abroad

The Rev. Dr. James H. Robinson, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of the Master, returned from a world trip under the Board of Foreign Mission. He spoke at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church noting racial tension at home hinders democracy abroad and urging Negro diplomats overseas to counter communist propaganda.

James H. Robinson Presbyterian Church of the Master West 122Nd Street Board of Foreign Mission The Presbyterian Church United States Europe Near East India Japan Thailand Philippines Robinson Ws Fifth Avenuebyterian U. S

How to Be Attracted and Polished From Ladies Page

A women’s feature urges careful speech and approachable demeanor in crowds. It advises against slang, suggests listening more, and emphasizes wholesome speech to maintain charm. Tips cover winter skin care, leather accessory care, and chic hat trends. It promotes beauty leaflets for ten cents.

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