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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
1
Investigator Carter and Tadlock stage a political circus labeled Pesti-Cator. Sneed denounces the spectacle as misleading and politically charged. The piece highlights the clash between Sneed and Tadlock over trust and governance.
TO THE PUBLIC A brief note about a small batch of postage paid post cards sent to voters invites readers to review the matter and indicates continuation on page two.
Jackson Mississippi A N P reports the Connectional Council of the A. M. E. Church council members both ministers discredit Bishop Vernon in a contentious church dispute with continued coverage promised on page seven
In Columbia South Carolina the Bishop lauds newspapers and magazines for leading in the fight for social justice and fair treatment through press coverage. The remarks underscore the press role in advocating civil rights and reform.
Birmingham laundry workers stage a wage increase push. Chicago St Augustine College bequeathed $1000 by wealthy white woman. New York Kid chocolate loses featherweight title in New York State.
In Washington a Celosor related disturbance leads to a woman being dragged from the Senate Cafe. The episode sparks claims Southern Democracy is staging a railway show in the Nation's Capitol, insulting both Black male employees and women members of Congress.
Washington DC report shows the new movement for a federal anti lynching bill is not sectional or racial in nature, with broad cross section support demonstrated Tuesday in the capital.
Ohio State Association of Elks will hold state oratorical contests in Columbus during the State convention. George W Thompson State Commissioner of Education announces tentative date June 2 at 199 Perkins avenue Akron.
In Chicago a survey showed that 6 percent of Protestant ministers deny hell as a real place while 80 percent vote against the idea that hell is a place of burning, reflecting a significant shift in theological views among clergy.
Amos and Andy creators Freeman Gosden and Carl Davis reveal in a speech how they began in radio and might have become crooners if their plans had differed. The duo, earning about $100,000 a year each, discuss their ascent in a candid ANP interview.
Frank A B Hall aged 68 of Vicksburg Mississippi longtime church lodge civic leader and former policeman and detective died Saturday night in Nashville while returning from Hot Springs His funeral was held Wednesday from Allen Temple with Lhishop Ransom delivering the sermon and tributes read by Mather Walsh Dr Turpeau Rev Locust Mayor Wilson and Ex Governor Cooper A large crowd attended the obsequies as resolutions and tributes were read.
The author critiques generations of prayer without effort, urging Blacks to stop relying on oppressors for rights. He questions whether boastful race pride and Christianity should translate into action, calling for a decisive social stance.
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