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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
2
Personal notices of social travels and weddings
Mr. Fred Keith and Madam Lil enjoyed an East trip meeting many friends in New York while Dr. Charles Dillard’s wife and Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond traveled to Nashville. Sam Cartwell wed Gertrude Owens Linthecome last week. A large Orphan Asylum picnic drew a crowd and the Tiny Club’s July 4 gathering at P W L Jones featured food games and lively conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keith
Lil
New York
Charles Dillard
Elizabeth Conrad Hammond
Nashville
Sam Cartwell
Gertrude Owens Linthecome
P. W. L. Jones
Calvary Methodist Pastor Honored With Friday Reception
Informal reception for Rev. S. W. Bankhead and family of Calvary Methodist will be held in the church sanctuary Friday at 8 p m this week July 7. Chairman Margaret L White says many friends are sure to attend.
Auto Employment Clarified by Cincinnati Officials
Francis L. Dowdell of the Urban League says GM plants in Cincinnati clarified employment policies after conferences with Chevrolet and Fisher Body officials. Investigations followed claims of race based refusals. plants insist hiring is non discriminatory and based on skills. A plant tour showed Negro workers in metal polishing and assembly, with representation across groups in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis L. Dowdell
Urban League of Greater Cincinnati
Chevrolet
Fisher
General Motors Corporation
Fisher Body
Cincinnati
Pennywise Power Promos Highlight Local Utility Deals
A compact roundup shows a few sample savings from GAS and ELECTRIC penny buys. Highlights include reduced rates, bundled services, and short-term incentives aimed at households and small businesses.
AMA Convention Urged to Declare Policy Against Health Discrimination
Dr W Montague Cobb of Howard University presents a request on behalf of medical education and hospital councils and the NAACP to the American Medical Association during its San Francisco meeting June 26 to 30. Leaders of the National Medical Association and NAACP endorse the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
San Francsco
W. Montague Cobb
Howard University
Council of Medical Education and Hospitals
National Medical Association
National Medical Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
C. Herbert Marshall
NAACP
New York Democrats Back Truman Civil Rights Push
New York State Democratic Chairman Paul E. Fitzpatrick pledged full party support in the movement to pass the Federal Fair Employment Practices Act through the Senate. He reaffirmed 1948 civil rights endorsements, urging action to guarantee the rights to live, work, vote, and equal protection under the law for minorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York State
Democratic
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Majority
Truman
New York State
Breast Fed Are Best Fed Returns In Style
Pleasantville report notes Reader's Digest June feature by Eleanor Lake praising a return to mother’s milk. It cites hospitals from Boston to San Francisco promoting old fashioned breastfeeding for its proven advantages. The medical authority cited links breast feeding to fewer allergies stronger immunity and fewer skin and digestive disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantville
N. Y
Eleanor Lake
Reader’s Digest
Boston
San Francisco
Liberty Means Equality Says Robt. P. Patterson
New York. Equality before the law is fundamental to a free society, says former Secretary of War Robert Patterson. In Liberty Magazine he argues that liberty fails if skin color, economic status, origin, or religion determine justice, and that mob law, segregation, unequal education or employment, and voting interference negate liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert P. Patterson
Liberty Magazine
Patterson
Freedom House
Groundbreaking for Catholic Youth Center in Indianapolis
Lionel Hampton, Rosemary Lane, and Buddy Westmore joined dignitaries at the groundbreaking for a $300,000 Catholic Youth Center in Indianapolis. Arch Bishop Schulte presided. Father Strange championed the project for St. Rita's parish, one with a largely Black membership. About 30,000 attended a prior fundraising rally at the Catholic Youth Organization stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Lionel Hampton
Rosemary Lane
Buddy Westmore
Father Strange
St. Rita’s Catholic Church
Paul Sculte
Archbishop Schulte
Lionell Hampton
Catholic Youth Organization
State Summer School Enrollment Near Discontinuance
With two days left before Summer School enrollments end, the Office of the Dean and Registrar at Kentucky State College reports 224 matriculated students as of June 13, including 114 women and 110 men. There are 99 seniors, 50 juniors, 35 sophomores, 18 freshmen, and 22 special or unclassified. Last year’s enrollment was 248, and late registrations suggest a possible surpass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky State College
Tablet Hails Repeal of White-Only Clause in Bowling Congress
Brooklyn's Tablet editorial calls the repeal a victory for the American way and recalls Father Charles T. Carow of the Brooklyn Catholic Youth Organization and Tablet writer Jack Butler for driving the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
The
Tablet
American Bowling Congress
Charles T. Carow
Brooklyn Catholic Youth Organization
Jack Butler
Sermon on Negroes Reprinted by Catholic Council
The Catholic Interracial Council in Washington D C is reprinting excerpts from a sermon by Archbishop Patrick A O Boyle delivered in St Matthew s Cathedral in March on justice for Negroes for local and national distribution
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Catholic Interracial Council
Patrick A. O’boyle
D.D
Washington
St. Matthew’s Cathedral
Widows Eligible for VA Home Farm and Business Loans
Washington DC. Widows of World War II service members who have not remarried may receive VA home farm and business loans with guaranteed mortgages. Eligibility requires the husband’s service between September 16, 1940 and July 25, 1947 and death from service connected causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Global
G.I. Home
Veteran’s Administration
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Cherry
Veteran’s Widows Loans
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Ella B. Crittenden
B. Crittenden
eSpeee
Kitty Kat Lounge
West Fifth Street
Kentucky
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M. L. Zeigler
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Jenifer W. Renfro
Marietta Renfro Glenn
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Henry H. Grandison
Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency
American Building
Parkway
Walnut Streets
Lavina Ave
East
Walnut Hills
P. W. Whitson
Cincinnati, Ohio
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