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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1952

Page

3

Look and Learn Answers and Civil Rights Commentary

The page lists trivia questions with answers and continues with a civil rights discussion. It critiques 1950 decisions on school funding, notes Navy and Air Force integration advances, criticizes Army segregation, and flags housing discrimination, urging immediate measures to expand housing and prevent slum clearance while citing large investing housing projects.

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Medal of Honor II Injustice Highlights F.E.P.C. Debate

A Time Magazine synopsis notes a campaign to align Army civil rights policy with other services and to pass federal civil rights legislation. It recounts how Connie Charlton, a U.S. Army sergeant, earned the Medal of Honor posthumously for heroism during a Korea War hill assault on June 2, 1951, and links housing and mobility to racial progress in America.

Navy Naval Service Army Congress F.E.P.C National Civil Liberties Clearing House United States Senate Bronx Connie Chipo Korea Abraham Lincoln Cornelius H. Charlton Time Magazine

Civil Rights Congress Urges Nationwide Rallies to Stop Legal Mob Fatalities

The Civil Rights Congress demands a hearing on Black grievances against the U.S. Government and calls for large non-partisan rallies across the country. It urges cities states and Congress to intervene under Civil Rights Statutes to halt the alleged genocide and legal mob fatalities surrounding Walter Irvin and broader Black Americans.

U. S. Congress Truman Walter Irvin

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