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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1943

Page

3

Reading Your Bible Continued on Page One

A column argues that true wisdom comes from knowing both good and evil and feeding souls with biblical knowledge. It criticizes ministers who study theology without embracing scripture, urges reverence for the Lord, and cites Job and Solomon to define wisdom as departing from evil and knowing the holy.

Job Lord Solomon

Truth and Morale in Wartime Speech Control

A wartime public directive urges citizens to resist enemy propaganda by seeking full truth, judging each claim on its merits, and avoiding divisive remarks. It calls for a personal "Rumor Clinic" to uncover why statements arise, to maintain morale, and to reject fear through consistent, direct exposure to facts.

Pilate asks for TRUTH. Jesus answers with thy word is truth

A church page quotes Pilate's question What is truth and Jesus reply thy word is truth. The note signals continuation in the next issue. It frames truth as divine revelation from scripture and invites readers to seek biblical certainty.

Pilate Jesus

Negroes in Uruguay and Cuban race leader noted in Phylon

Phylon discusses Latin American color issues with two pieces. E Irene Diggs translates Valdes on Negroes in Uruguay, praised as worth reading. Mercer Cook profiles Gustavo Be Urrutia, Havana’s leading colored journalist, reflecting twenty years of racial struggle.

United States Americas Ildefonso Pereda Valdes Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture E. Irene Diggs Valdes Uruguay Cuba Mercer Cook Gustavo BE. Urrutia Havana Cook University of Havana

Dunohs Secy Leaves Atlanta for Havana Fulbright Grants Mentioned

Dr. Stephens Duggan who led the Institute of International Education for twenty three years announces seventeen research fellowships. Ellen Irene Diggs of Atlanta University secures a maintenance fellowship. she earned a BA at Minnesota and was the first MA in sociology there. Diggs served as secretary at Spelman College and later to W E B DuBois at Atlanta University before choosing the University of Havana Cuba and departing this week.

Atlanta Institute of Internation Education Stephens Duggan Ellen Irene Diggs Department of Sociology Atlanta University Miss Diggs University of Minnesota Spelman College W. E. B. DuBois Diggs University of

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