Answers to a 20 Question Quiz From a Vintage Page
A reader list answers to diverse questions from a bygone period quiz. Topics include geography, history, science, and sports with specifics: eight points on a Maltese cross, Mediterranean and Red seas, Taft, Istanbul, alligator, three for riot, Aristides in 1875, and many others.
Ohio sesquicentennial list of notable participants
A continued list from page one names numerous Cincinnati figures and organizations linked to the Ohio sesquicentennial celebration. The roster includes executives, educators, public officials, and community leaders such as Morris Edwards, Frederick Geier, John Lloyd, Rev. Maguire, Burnett Reed, Hulbert Taft, Dr. Raymond Walters, and many others associated with business, education, culture, and civic groups in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schwenzer
Hamilton County
Council of Churches
F. L. Woodbridge
J. Otis Young
Plans Completed for Lexington Conference
Detroit and Lexington Conference officials finalize the 83rd annual session at Scott Memorial Methodist Church May 20 to 25 with Dr. Robert S. Mosby as inspirational speaker and Detroit leaders Mayor Albert E. Cobo Bishop Edward W. Kelly Sr. presiding. A memorial service and communion lead the program with a banquet for Bishop Kelly to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Robert S. Mosby
Dallas
West Texas
The
Methodist Church
Lexington
Scott Memorial Methodist Church
Conference Board of Education
Albert E. Cobo
Edward W. Kelly
St. Louis
C. L. Fleming
Seventh Street Methodist Church
Lorain
Ohio
Kelly
Latin Quarter
Motor City
Damon P. Young
Scott Church
Bishop Kelly
Scott
H. M. Carroll
Chicago
Ann Porter
Dayton
Peace Crusade or Impeach Lanham Protested by House
The text notes opposition to proceedings against Patterson with groups including the African Methodist Episcopal Church and the National Baptist Convention, plus other Negro church groups. The Civil Rights Congress calls for immediate letters telegrams and resolutions to the Justice Department from Negro organizations churches unions and progressive Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanham
House of Representatives
Patterson
African Methodist Episcopal Church
National Baptist Convention of
U. S
The
Civil Rights Congress
Justice Department
C.R.C
American Peace Crusade Urges Truman to Seek Four Power Talks
A statement from American Peace Crusade co-directors Thomas Richardson and Rev Willard Uphaus to President Truman urges immediate exploration of a four power conference with Stalin as a path to end international tension. It cites Stalin’s hopeful reply, Soviet proposals on Germany, and a large public petition effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Truman
Thomas Richardson
Willard Uphaus
The
American Peace Crusade
Harry S. Truman
White House
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Soviet Union
Stalin
Germany
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Fifth Street
Theatre Eeeseeeae
Tony Mitrin
Charles Laughton
Boris Karloff
MacDonald Carey
Dean Stockwell
Cave of the Outlaw
Technicolor
Hold the Lion Please
Monda
Stephen McNally
Coleen Gray
Tuesday Cummings
Terry Moore
Barefoot Mailman
Quacker
Johnny Weismuller
Congo
Robert Cummings and
Barefoot
Toot Toot
Richard Basehart
Fury of the
Oot
Toot
Don Harvey
Richard Basehart and
Michael O’shea
Suez Canal
City of
Constantinople
United States
Kentucky
Australia
Ocean
Cuba
U.S
Appomatox Court House
Paris
Red
William H. Taft
Herbert Hoover
Istanbul
Alligator
Aristides
Department of Zoology
Indian Ocean
Carribean Sea
Lee
Grant
the Seine
Manse Hotel Plaza
Cincinnati, Ohio
Morris Edwards
Cincinnati Street Railway Co
Vilas A. Fischer
Daughters of American Revolution
Douglas K. Fuller
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Frederick V. Geier
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
Charles Gertz
Chalmers Hadley and
Virginius C. Hall
Historical and Philosophical Society
Charles Hatcher, Jr
City Recreation Commission
Reuben B. Hays
Rotary Club
Barney J. Houston
Cincinnati Fire Department
R.J. Hurst
Central Labor Council
Donald Jones
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Wilbur R. Kellogg
Cincinnati
J. Robert Kearns
WSAI
E. Leo Koester
Public Relations Society of America
Fred Lazarus, Jr
League of Women Voters
John A. Lloyd
Union Central Life Insurance Co
John D. Locke
Cincinnati Public Schools
James F. Maguire
S.G
Xavier University
John Metcalfe
Cincinnati Association of Industrial Editors
John Meyer
Retail Merchant’s Association
Fred J. Marr
Arthur M. O’connell
Burnett Reed
Cincinnati Industrial Institute
Lynn Kevenaugh
Carl W. Rich
John J. Rowe
Carl J. Ryan
Marshall Reed
Gordon Phillips
A. R. Howard Sr
Sumpter
S. C
M. L. Harris
Little Rock
Ark
John A. Greene
Nashville
Tenn
R. G. Morris
J. W. Golden
Memphis
Norman G. Long
Washington, D. C
Sir Sarvepalli
Gallup
People For Peace
Washington
Assembly For Peace
Korea
Thomas Richardson, Willard Uphaus
National Co-Directors
Roosevelt
Central Avenue
Bob Considine
Brian Donlevy Claire Trevor Forrest Tucker
Vera Ralston
Luther Adler
John Russell
Gene Lockhart
Janet Leigh
Peter Crawford
Shelley Winters
Gary Merrill
Michael Rennie
Keenan Wynn
Bette Davis
Dale Robertson
Joanne Dru
Lincoln
Fifth Street
Young Scarface
Richard Attenborough
Carol Marsh
Talk
George Murphy
Nancy Davis
Billy Gray
Lewis Stone
Kurt Kasznar
Burt Lancaster
Texas Rangers
George Montgomery
Gale Storm
Audie Murphy
Maureen O’hara
Jeff Chandler
Clark and Linn Streets
Supercine
Audrey Long, Carl Benton
Reid Eugene Iglesias
Veronica Lake
Zachary Scott
Arturo de Cordova
Rita Macedo
Alfonso Bedoya
Slaughter Trail
Cinecolor
Brian Donlevy
Gig Young
Virginia Grey
Andy Devine
Robert Hutton
Terry Gilkyson
Nan Grey
John Derek Lee
J. Cobb
Jody Lawrance
Richard Arlen
Rochelle Hudson
Marian Marsh
Isabel Jewell
Alan Baxter
Ten Tall Men
Jody Lawrence
Gilbert Roland
Kieron Moore
George Tobias
Alexis Smith
Lash
Larue