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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1948

Page

3

Count Gary and Arts and Obituary Items Across City

Count Gary notes a building at 23 West Twenty-sixth street owned by Dr. Yergan where he was assaulted on entry. The week long interracial art exhibit at the Queens branch of the Urban League in Jamaica L I features E Simms Campbell Charles Allen Howard Brooks Augusta Savage and other artists. Hazel Scott played at Lewisohn Stadium delivering classics and jazz to a large audience. In Virginia Hampton Mrs H B Frissell 95 widow of former Hampton Institute principal died Monday night the institute’s oldest resident. She recalled seeing Lincoln in the White House and Dickens lectures as a girl.

Story West Twenty-sixth Street Yergan Queens The Urban League Jewish Center Jamaica L. I E. Simms Campbell Charles Allen Howard Brooks Augusta Savage Hampton H. B. Frissell Hampton Institute

Noted Leaders and a Strip Tease Case Across Papers

The report recalls hostess roles for notable visitors including Theodore Roosevelt and Taft and details on foreign missions. It covers a Cleveland indecency case about Negro strip-tease photographs, a Mississippi delegation seating dispute at the Republican convention, and a Bedford limestone gift to 17 nations. A judge views the strip act as not obscene, while Ohio litigation questions Victorian standards in obscenity law.

Carl Schurz Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft George Foster Peabody

Lerner Charged in Second Count of Indictment

The second count of the indictment charged that Lerner had for sale.

Lerner

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