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The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1950

Page

3

Look and Learn Q&A: Wind, Bodies, Islands, and More

A quiz article presents twenty questions and answers on general knowledge. Topics include weather, geography, history, biology, literature, and numeral facts, with concise responses such as wind speed, temperate norms, ambergris source, and Violin strings.

Handy Brothers Music Company converts to Black Swan lineage

Pace leads Handy's Emporium era with Handy as secretary treasurer after W. C. Handy’s long tenure. The Handy group shifts to form Black Swan Records and Handy Brothers Music Company, publishing sacred and secular choral works and music books while pursuing recorded race artists.

Handy Pace Black Swan Recor Co Handy Brothers Music Company, Inc

Meet the Smart Set at Perkin's Blu Room Bar

The note describes a social hotspot at 430 West Fifth Street where the Blu Room Bar of Mirrors hosts a smart set gathering dubbed Perkin's Blu Room. It highlights fashionable patrons and a scene of stylish, urban nightlife.

Music Is a Business and the Blues in Culture

A column discusses W C Handy as a landmark in American music, notes his biographical works, and reports on his publishing group and a new orchestral piece inspired by St Louis Blues. It cites global rights networks and contemporary debates on budget and Formosa as context, reflecting race and public policy themes.

Music Publishers’ Protective Association American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers London England British Empire Europe Sydney Australia Buenos Aires Argentina South America Handy Negro Business League Handy Brothers Music Co., Inc William Chrisopher Handy St. Louis Charles L. Cooke Harlem Alberto Chiaffarelli W. C. Handy New York Age

Johnson remarks and Army desegregation push cited

The account centers on Louis Johnson secretary of defense praised for bold statements as he advocates ending Army segregation. A. J. Gary is noted in framing the claim, linking the phrase We have just begun to fight to ongoing efforts to desegregate the military.

Sion of Corréction Louis Johnson Secretary of Defense Johnson

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