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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1952

Page

3

What hath God wrought and other trivia questions

A compilation of historical and general knowledge questions with concise answers. Topics include telegraph history, the Roosevelt Panama trip, the Statue of Liberty, The Blue Danube, and William Randolph Hearst, among others.

Baby Johann

Two Countries Seeeks UN Genocide Critique in U S Policy

The Communist regime in the United States faces renewed allegations of genocide against Negro citizens. The CRC cites the Moore murder in Florida and accuses the State Department of restricting activists like Patterson. Europe translations of the petition sell well as critics demand world attention.

Patterson CRC Czechoslovakia Hungary UN General Assembly United States Europe

Dangerous disease warning on syphilis persists

Dr. Carl A. Wilzbach cautions that syphilis remains dangerous with 12 to 25 percent needing ongoing treatment. Early detection, testing at clinics, and free treatment are urged to prevent long term damage and prenatal transmission. Clinics listed include 12th St. Health Center, Shoemaker Health Center, and Cincinnati General Hospital dispensary.

Carl A. Wilzbach Health Department United States Public Health Service Wilzbach Cincinnati Health Department

Free Books and Cards Offer For Readers

A period style notice invites readers to receive thousands of books by or about people of color free for one year. It requests information and free emergency identification cards for individuals, friends, fraternal groups or clubs.

America Poland

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