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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
3
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Greece
Education and faith anchor youth in modern America
The article praises Bishop Wright's tenure in Georgia since 1948 and stresses true education as more than knowledge, rooted in Christianity and citizenship. It highlights Miss Marion Norris starting the Wesleyan Service Guild in Chicago in 1920 to aid working women and notes its wide spread and diverse membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Marion Lela Norris
Chicago
Wesleyan Service Guild
John Wesley
Methodist
England
Union
Paternity dispute over Baby Tyler ends in blood type test result
In 1949 trials Special Sessions Justices ruled Henrietta was right about a child of Tony. Miss Tyler had posed as Mrs Costonie since age 16 and claimed pregnancy factors. Appellate Division ruled against Costonie after blood type tests showed RH0 father and RH1 mother for the baby. Costonie had paid $7 weekly support and seeks a name change on the birth certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Sessions
Matthew Troy
Willima Northrop
Eugene Schultz
Henrietta
Tony
Junior
Miss Tyler
Costonie
Robert Leon Horn
Broadway
Appelate
Supreme Court
Costonne
Horn
Alexander Weiner
Philip Levine
Woman started guild builds 122000 workers in church network
In a 30 year effort a Methodist Church woman founded a guild that now covers 122000 working women across 4200 communities and plans to retire from active service in April leaving behind a vast organized group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
New York Methodists Urge Building Two Churches Daily
Methodist church extension executives report a dramatic shift from one church daily to two new churches daily. Since 1943 over 6,000 churches nationwide received assistance totaling 22 million dollars in loans and contributions as population shifts drove expansion and debt reduction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Vernon Middleton
B. P. Murphy
Board of Missions and
Church Extension
Denomination
Methodist Church
Department Finance and Field Service
India Grain Aid Debate Spurs Tambaram Child Welfare Effort
Women running the Tambaram Child Welfare Center and the Haxey Mater center push for relief as U S Congress considers sending 2 000 000 tons of surplus wheat to India to ease hunger in the stricken country. They emphasize urgent aid for Indian children and families amid ongoing famine pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
U. S. Congress
Tambaram
Haxey Mater
Madras famine aid centers aid mothers and children
In Ninity Ward near Madras India, centers run by Madras Christian University faculty have fed Indian mothers and children for fifteen years with rice dried vegetables and powdered milk. Now rationing and shortages threaten help as more needy families, mainly local stone cutters earning 14 to 17 cents a day, seek aid and Mrs Agnes S Martin appeals to CARE and Christian missions for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nity
Madras
South India
Madras Christian University
Agnes S. Martin
Conviction in 1951 for Unfit Food Dealers
In January 1951 a U S conviction was handed to food dealers for insanitary conditions. Bread samples contained rodent hair fragments. Defendants were fined 300 dollars and sentenced to 18 months in jail, with the jail term suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Prosecution Fines For Insanitary Food Processing Practices
A court fines firms and suspends sentences for multiple items found contaminated during production. Bread shows insect parts and rodent hairs with a $500 penalty. Chinese cakes incur insects and rodent filth with a $400 fine and probation for one day. flour and corn meal contaminated with rodents lead to $100 fine and five years probation. corn meal and macaroni products display rodent excreta, larvae, insect fragments with fines from $501 to $1,050. butter contains insects, rodent hairs, and manure with total penalties of $1,053.40 for the firm and individual.
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