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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
2
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Mrs Olivia Kirtley visited with her sister and father on the way home to Omaha. Wm Jones and his infant sons returned to Fort Riley after holidays. Miss Dolly Blackwell will spend a week at Hot Springs. Several local deaths noted, including Tessie Lee Connelly and Wm Elston. Local churches and groups list ongoing activities and donors, with many anonymous gifts reported.
The Hill Top Progressive Club led by Mrs. Lulu O McClure with Mrs Bryant and Mr Robert Drewery is noted alongside the Missionary Guild Ladies of Bethel Baptist Church under W H in a remembrance passage for Crawford's Old Men's Home.
President Truman appoints six to the new Anti Bias Board and Government Contracts Compliance Committee to police civil rights clauses in federal contracts. The move comes as Oliver W. Hill and George Meany among others join the panel. In Phoenix, 19 year old Pfc Thomas Reed, a Black infantryman, is buried after a six week interment dispute at a private cemetery.
Tobias serves as alternate US delegate to the United Nations General Assembly and is found in Paris. Dr Dean, 41, a Bowdoin Harvard-educated economist and professor, held key government and urban league roles before joining the UN in 1946. He is survived by his widow. President Tubman enters a second term after eight years of expansion.
Melvin Clark, 36, of Walnut Hills, identified by police as a former large scale policy racketeer, was held on a murder charge after the fatal shooting of Oliver Payne, 35, manager of Club Alibi in Newport. Clark surrendered and was arraigned in Newport Police Court, ordered held without bond. Police noted possible linkage to the policy racket or a bar bill dispute.
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