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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
3
Trevor and Sally Forest Claire Trev present a note titled Hard Fast and Beautiful tied to The Frogmen in a garbled bungalow scene, capturing a fragmentary chapter headline with unclear context.
Two authors Claire Pyed and Sally Forest present a suspenseful chase narrative. The piece centers on a canine or detective pursuit, highlighting teamwork and tension as the subject tracks a fugitive or culprit through urban settings.
Gig Young and Lynn Roberts star in a rural comedy feature, portraying characters drawn from forest lore. The duo navigates small town quirks, unexpected dangers, and an oddball cast as they chase a humorous legend through woodlands and clearings.
A compiled Q A list answering 20 trivia prompts. Topics include licenses in New York 1901, sounds in English, Andrew Johnson, cigarette length, reticulated python, the Antarctic, the sheriff, Jim Thorpe, amoeba, Holland, onions and herbs, Stephen A. Douglas, Persia, vacuum explosion, Mary Baker Eddy, Aurora Australis, bread, Stars and Stripes Forever, snow near equator, and the ostrich as tallest bird.
The piece attacks Senator Taft and the GOP for endorsing segregation and denying educational equality to Black Americans while urging Black voters to join the American Party, arguing that only the latter upholds justice and decency. It portrays Republicans as pursuing power at the expense of Negro rights.
Approximately one in twenty five women over fifty has or will get diabetes. Diabetes affects women more than men and married women more than single women. Seventeen in twenty people over forty with diabetes were overweight at diagnosis. Fat and Forty are the two groups most prone to diabetes. About ten percent of diabetics are children or teens, stressing regular tests for all ages.
Ledeérle Laboratories announces a vaccine to prevent mink distemper, a disease that annually kills thousands of fur bearing animals. With the U.S. mink crop estimated at 3.5 million animals worth up to 3000 dollars each, the vaccine could lower losses and boost demand for mink coats among women priced at reduced costs. The report notes an outbreak among a herd.
In Clarendon County South Carolina Rev J A DeLaine, chair of the Negro parents' committee challenging segregated schools, had his home burned, was fired from his teaching job, forced to leave Summerton, hit with a $4500 judgment, and sued for slander. Relatives and committee members were also dismissed. the case awaits the Supreme Court ruling amid claims of media suppression.
A 25 cent pamphlet issued jointly by the National Commission on Chronic Illness and the Public Acads Committee in New York outlines a plan to tackle chronic disease, noting that three of four hospital patients and more than two thirds of deaths are linked to chronic illness, and that annual work days lost exceed a billion.
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