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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1947

Page

3

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Antioch College Looks to Hire Vocational Counselor

The Future Committee plans to hire a special race relations vocational counselor to assist in placing students on cooperative jobs under the work study plan. The Antioch Race Relations Committee started five years ago as a Civil Liberties Committee offshoot, aiming to foster understanding and cooperation among races through classroom and campus activities.

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Antioch College Race Relations Scholarship Fund

Yellow Springs Ohio report of race relations scholarships at Antioch College totaling fourteen Negro students this year with four more scholarships to be added next fall. Total contributions reach 4978 dollars from 1947 senior class and various donors including a refugee piano teacher and Fortune magazine expert. Benefits were held in Negro churches in Yellow Springs and Xenia.

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I Am An American Says Citizen Joe On Common Defense

Citizen Joe on the Common Defense declares belief in equal worth of all neighbors, guards against race and religion prejudice, and rejects class warfare. He emphasizes unity, free creation of all men, and judging individuals by actions, not class or group.

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Catholics for FEPC pledge broad support in Illinois

The Illinois Catholic War Veterans back Fair Employment Practices legislation for Illinois and the U S. The 351 delegates from 51 posts pass a resolution to urge FEPC action and send copies to the 65th Illinois General Assembly. Edward Marciniak of Loyola University leads the Illinois FEPC council.

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Veterans Auto Benefits Deadline Notice For Ohio Counties

Frank E. August, manager of the VA's headquarters for 50 southern and central Ohio counties, urges veterans who deserve an automobile for leg loss or use to file claims well before the June 30 deadline. Cincinnati residents can obtain papers at the VA office on the second floor of the Harrison Building at 209 E Sixth Street.

Frank E. August Ohio Cincinnati Harrison Building E. Sixth Street August

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