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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1947
Page
2
A short patriotic verse honors the old flag and liberty across the land. It names Bertie Mae Price as the signer or dedicatee. The piece reflects traditional Independence Day sentiment and national pride.
Mr Chas H Payne veteran of the Spanish American War returns from U S Veterans conference in Columbus. Rev A C Sumpter visiting Toledo. Mrs Cora Williams hosts Mamie Knight shower. Visionaires host Mamie Knight event at the Manse. Sudduths back from Detroit Chicago moving to Taft Road. Mrs John Rouse nee Margaret Williams welcomes baby boy. Mrs A L Dalton visits Baltimore. Mattie Jackson joins in New York college activities. Mrs Chas Weaver hosts graduation reception for daughter. Marian Parsley visits for ball games. Florence Miles entertains Columbus guests. Arthur Logan dies after ill eleven months. wife cared for him. Sanford Sanders returns to teaching matrimony. Elizabeth Conrad Hammon and Alex Baker return from Detroit. William Roger and Esther Jones motor to Detroit to see ill mother. Paul Jones leaves for Indianapolis.
Miss Nellie Ligon enjoys a ten day visit from her sister Miss Lou rena Ligon and Mrs. Dorothy Belcher of Boston, sharing time and family moments during their stay.
Local items report Mrs Mary Mayee called to Detroit for a death. Mrs Roberta Turner recovering well after surgery. Mrs John Tyson hosted Du plex Culture Club at home. Mahala James celebrated birthday as club president received gifts. Mt Zion Church hosted a reception at Manse Hotel for Rev D P Young and 20th wedding anniversary.
Mrs Laura Lovelace director of the Cincinnati chapter of United Nations is in Milwaukee for a UN conference. Twenty delegates from Cincinnati funded by Jeffrey Lazarus of John Shillito Company will pursue world scope business and seek to bring a UNESCO branch to Cincinnati. She is wife of W N Lovelace a probation officer who earned his law degree from Salmon P Chase College of Law.
Poetic religious verse attributed to Ulyses Pool includes themes of memory, divine protection, and redemption with promises of care and eternal day. The piece repeats promises to not forget or leave the reader, concluding with a faith-centered reassurance from a Redeemer figure.
The Treasury and banks announce an automatic monthly Bond plan for non payroll Americans. Open a checking account and authorize the bank to deduct monthly amounts to buy U S Savings Bonds. The Bond is registered in your name and sent automatically, cashable quickly in emergencies.
The Bond a Month Plan offers a safe easy way to build a steady income starting ten years from now. At $75 monthly in U S Savings Bonds, you would receive $100 monthly beginning in 1967, encouraging buyers to visit their bank to start purchasing bonds through the plan.
The Dayton Urban League is formalized as the eighth unit in Ohio after two years of work surveying employment health housing and recreation in Dayton. It has joined the Community Chest as a social service agency member. The affiliate grew from a National Urban League Community Relations Project survey funded by the General Education Board.
Rev Donald Harrington national chairman of the Workers Defense League sent a telegram to Henry Ford II protesting Ford Motor Company for docking workers on a compulsory mourning day after the death of the noted industrialist. The message urged correction, arguing depriving employees of pay for mourning their employer’s grandfather is not a proper memorial.
The article notes that Mr. Truman studied law at night school from 1923 to 1925 at the Kansas City School of Law but did not graduate. He never attended a college or university. His other degrees are all honorary Doctor of Laws.
London Transport Board issues a code after a wedding trip interruption. If separated by subway doors, the partner on the platform should catch the next train and rejoin. Bridegroom Brown briefly left the bride, doors closed, and missteps followed but they resumed their honeymoon after days apart. Also, Deputy Mayor Bennett leads National Urban League fundraiser aiming for 450000.
The Woman's Hospital at 141 West 109th Street announced its upcoming ninety-first report showing 2,862 births and 2,382 operations in the year. President F Huntington Babcock said about 48 percent of ward and clinic care for women and babies was free, costing $219,192, with many women refused admission for lack of space.
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