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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

1

Walter White Urges Federal Action Over Zoot Suit Riots

Walter White of the NAACP condemns California Attorney General Kenney and urges President Roosevelt and key officials to remedy the evils behind the zoot suit attacks. He calls for broad corrective action against rioters in uniforms and civilians, warning against permissive conduct by armed services members.

Walter White U. S New York N. Y Robert Kenney California Sec NAACP Roosevelt War Stimson Navy Knox Biddle Armed Services United States Army Coast Guard Marines Sovern Liensel

Abolish Poll Tax Call Drives Political Action

A 1943 letter from George H. Bender chairman urging abolition of the poll tax to secure voting rights for Black citizens. He highlights House passage on May 25 and warns of a Senate filibuster led by Senator Bilbo. He calls for mobilizing Negro communities and appoints the National Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax to supply materials.

Eirentire House of Representatives National Committee George H. Bender

Richmond Banjo and Guitar Club of 1890s Richmond

The Richmond Banjo and Guitar Club formed in Richmond Virginia in 1890 with Prof W P Dabney as director. Guests from Europe attended, the house was lavish with silk walls, and John Pope supported the band amid a challenging social climate. The piece notes the group’s fame, racial prejudice faced, and later memory of Dabney and associates.

Richmond Photo Mide W. P. Dabbey J. M. Dabney Chris” Jackson Sidney Mayo Tom” Miles Grandison Mayo Thad” Mayo Robert F. Dabney Peyton. Davis Wm Smith Major Ginter American Tobacco Jouppi Caas Europe Ills House Weiri Pope Bamd Dabney Yale Iis Memors Alt Mr. Pope CAEN HEME John Pope Richmond Banjo and Guitar Club Virginia South

Read Your Bible and Drink Living Waters of Christ

Lucius Harper of Chicago asserts the truth of God in a humble spirit. He claims writers cannot refute divine doctrine and urges readers to seek the Christ’s living waters. Continued on Page 3.

God Christ Lucius Harper Chicago

FDR Asked to Receive NAACP Statement to Nation

Washington telegram from Walter White requests a committee be received to present the Statement to the Nation adopted by the Emergency Conference on the Status of the Negro in the War for Freedom. The document urges the president to end discrimination in the armed forces and warns that democracy remains a fiction while racial exploitation continues.

Washington, D. C Franklin D Roosevelt Walter White NAACP Association Detroit

Akron youth reform call targets delinquency wave

Recreational Director urges a broad social and civic shift to curb youth delinquency in Akron. He blames parents for lack of discipline and worries about escalating property damage and threats to store managers leading to potential racial trouble and loss of lives.

Akron

Eva D Bowles Dies After Brief Illness in Richmond

After a brief illness during a visit from New York to relatives in Richmond Virginia Miss Eva D Bowles died Monday morning folding her tent and silently stole away Her long public work with Y W G A civic and philanthropic causes was noted Her sister Mrs Winn travelled from Florida to Columbus Ohio for interment Thursday in Richmond she had remained mentally sharp while aiding soldiers sailors and citizens in hospital care

New York Richmond Eva D. Bowles Y. W.G.A Winn Florida Colthbus Ohio Bowles A. C. Davis Nice Union University

NAACP Urges Senators to Support Anti Poll Tax Cloture

The NAACP called on voters nationwide to flood the Senate with letters telegrams and petitions demanding cloture commitments on the anti poll tax bill now in committee. The appeal singled out Senators from states with a sizable Negro vote for pressure.

Washington, D. C NAACP Senate

Child Center Opens Saturday at Stowe School

The Stowe Elementary Center, serving working mothers and their school age children, will open this Saturday, June 19, at Stowe School with Kathleen Cannady as head leader. Supported by the Lanham Grant Act, the program aims to provide care from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., with hours adjustable to local needs.

Stowe Elementary Center Stowe School Kathleen Cannady Board of Education

Little Billie Smith Richmond Artist of Wind Instruments

Richmond va musician known as Little Billie is praised for wind instrument skill and singing. He played clarinet flute and piccolo since youth with a boys quartet, bowing only to Willie Hickman. He performs publicly, values Dabney prayer songs, and is married with a son and barber business.

Richmond Clu W. P J. M. Dabney Grandison Mayo Little Billy” Smith Billie

Oberlin honors graduate Jewel C Stradford earns BA degree

Jewel C Stradford, 20, daughter of C Francis Stradford of Chicago, graduated with honors from Oberlin College on June 1. An Englewood high school and Chicagoan, she earned election to the National Honor Society, joined the Oberlin Debating Team, leads the Liberal Society, serves Cosmopolitan Club secretary, and captains her class volleyball team. She won $50 in an oratorical contest and will enter the University of Chicago Law School in September.

Jewel C. Stradford Oberlin Miss Stradford Atty C. Francis Stradford Washington Park Court Chicago Engle Wood National Slonor Society Liberal Society Cosmopolitan Club University of Chicago Law School Chicago Bee

Senator Chandler and Major Elliott Call for End to War

The passage notes Senator Chandler and Major Elliott advocating a "great offensive" aimed at destroying Japan to force Germany’s surrender and end World War II. They argue this would spare Europe further damage and reduce domestic political friction in the United States, which they describe as a melting pot of diverse descendants.

Chandler Major Elliott Japan Germany Europe

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