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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
3
A continued discussion on a lengthy book and Bilbo’s anticipated Senate confrontation is noted alongside the New York debut of the United Negro College Fund 1948 goal of 1.3 million dollars. Tuskegee president F D Patterson chairs with John D Rockefeller Jr as national advisor.
A Washington letter from March 4 1947 extols Pres Mitchell as a man among men praising his leadership at Industrial Bank of Washington and Columbia Realty Co noting his founding roles, business stability and charitable impact while commending his integrity and influence in the community.
John B Nail of Nail & Co once Harlem’s leading real estate dealer died Tuesday at Lenox Hill Hospital. He was the first Negro member of the New York Real Estate Board and served as city appraiser in condemnations. Survived by wife Grace Fairfax and sister Mrs James Weldon Johnson.
The excerpt recalls reactions of leaders like Grant Jackson and Roosevelt to the idea of higher office. Grant initially mocks a presidential bid while preferring mayoral aims, Jackson asserts self awareness of fitness, and Roosevelt rejects a vice presidency before later accepting a nomination.
The piece argues America faces racial and religious prejudice chiefly against African Americans. It urges education to curb hatred, promote harmony, and ensure equal opportunity regardless of race or creed, urging active participation by African Americans in offering talents. By Lowell Sampson from Hughes High School Gargoyle.
New York March 12 marks the thirty fifth anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States. Over a million girls of diverse races and creeds will participate nationwide. The national theme is Girl Scouts Better Citizens Build A Better World.
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