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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
1
New Orleans reports on a major fire at Gilbert Academy last Saturday that caused damages estimated at fifty thousand dollars. Firemen's vigorous efforts are credited with preventing total ruin. The piece notes reactions and indicates continuation on page 2.
Sedalia ANP reports Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins Brown, leader of the North Carolina Federation of Negro Women's Clubs and Palmer Memorial principal, engages with Dr. Mary Waring in a dynamic exchange. (Continued on Page 5)
Dabney criticizes Black readers for not supporting Black publications and questions why they praise white outlets while those papers highlight alleged violations of law. He argues lingering white supremacy and ignorance persist despite schooling, lamenting ingratitude toward Black press.
Marion Anderson, internationally famous contralto, sits among royalty and dignitaries after a Budapest concert. Princess Hohenlee, Kosti Vehanen, accompanist, Mr Szansz, the Hungarian impresario, Baroness Herzog, and Mr Julian Hart of San Francisco stand nearby.
Kentucky Court of Appeals upheld Judge Northcutt of Covington who found John Montjoy guilty last March of rape against Mrs Irene Cummings. Civil Liberties Union I L D Peoples Press and others plan to reverse the verdict and save Montjoy's life.
Desire, Ethiopia awaits updates as Emperor Selassie delivers greetings while defenders press on against an incursion, with continued coverage noted on page 3. The report emphasizes Ethiopia's resistance and international attention to the conflict.
Hell broke loose in Father Divine's kingdom at 20 West 115th Street as two angels fought a battle beyond belief, described as making the Louis Baer fight look tame. The scene, filled with quarrels and heavenly chaos, described in vivid but compact terms.
Prophet K Costonte nicknamed New Messiah spoke at a Temple on Eighth Avenue addressing a group of women, stepping away from healing duties during the Friday event.
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