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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
2
Dabney notes Ragland’s departure as a public figure and criticizes past racial tensions while praising his resilience. The piece recalls Cincinnati University of life and relates Delany’s ascent to city governance, detailing his legal career and ties to Mayor LaGuardia.
The notice recalls Rev Charles King facing a public spotlight after recent articles and charges against local teachers. A lingering rumor persists that his actions have led to a downturn in activity and a notable silence in the community.
Dr. W. E. B. DuBois of The Crisis and Atlanta University will lecture in Des Moines Iowa in March for City Wide Forum with topics on Segregation Race and Color Communism and the History of Reconstruction He may also lecture elsewhere along his westward trip interested parties to contact Atlanta University for dates
Hubert T. Delany was sworn in last week in Harlem as a Commissioner marking the LaGuardia administration’s new deal. The event signals efforts to diversify city leadership and broaden civil rights focus within the municipal policy framework.
The 14th annual Century Club banquet on February 12 drew a large local crowd. President Howenstein Lee introduced the program while Dr C Baker Pearl delivered an oration on Frederick Douglass. Estelle Wilson recited The Gettysburg Address and the meal pleased attendees as Secretary Overton quietly guided the Y’s many efforts.
The Schoolmen's Club prepares a grand symposium on The Negro In History in Plum St Temple at 3 30 P M. speakers include John Davis Pres Institute W Va a nationally known orator and progressive figure. The event aims to inform students and attract a full capacity audience.
Rev Wilber A Page general chairman announces Ninth Street Y M C A shifts emphasis to informal education with an eighteen course school. Classes cover handicraft cultural subjects and practical topics as space fills. Roll Call dates are March 5 to 11 inclusive.
Opportunity to enroll in a compact course in narrative technique. Classes meet Thursdays 7 30 to 9 30. No charge for introductory lectures. Manuscripts and letters typed reasonably.
Dr H I Wilson, formerly at 438 West Fifth Street, has moved to the northeast corner of 7th and Mound. Office phone MA 1502.
Henry Fleming a Democrat from Indianapolis has been appointed superintendent of the mailing division of the Automobile License department at the State House. The move places Fleming in charge of official correspondences and mail operations within the department, reflecting trust in his administrative abilities.
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