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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1952
Page
2
The Union weekly edition led by W P Dabney owner and editor lists contact details at 238 East Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio with main line 5168 and publication notes in a local circulation format.
A compact notice notes pricing options with a yearly, semiannual, and monthly plan. It states single copies are available at two dollars each, detailing a subscription structure for steady readers.
The column lists Mr and Mrs John Winslow hosting in Newark for Mr Elmore Johnson en route to the West Coast via Chicago. It notes Mr Dabney’s coma at Jewish Hospital, a $5 donation for paper delivery, thanks to local clubs, and well wishes from Mrs W P Dabney. It preserves social ties, editor Dabney praise, and community messages.
Charles W. Cansler of Knoxville writes in May 1952 expressing sympathy for Dabney s illness while noting his own health decline and 81st birthday. The message mentions Jos Trigg and conveys best wishes for continued service. Also reports Pfc Milton Brooks, son of Mrs Mary F Brooks of Cincinnati, among 70 men arriving at Brooke Army Hospital from Korea after injuries on March 28 1952 and prior hospitalization in Japan.
Newell Coleridge Fitzpatrick showed early talent and earned an A B with a music certificate at Knoxville College. He completed Mus B at Indiana University under Geiger and Merrill then studied at Syracuse Fine Arts with Butler Stout Wibbard Bernald, becoming the first Negro to win a Mus M in music. He attended UCLA 1949 Summer Session toward Ph D credits and gave a Town Hall recital.
Commendations issued for Miss Leeives Spikes for her effort as a disc jockey highlighting dedication and skill in entertaining listeners across local events and broadcasts.
Ida Clay, a Milner Hotels maid from 1944 to August 1951, was fired after refusing to search guests' suitcases for stolen appliances and for allegedly failing to make a bed. Evidence showed no bed failure. referee ruled she deserved compensation but delayed until May 1, 1952.
A note from Mrs Pate of Mrs Dabney s city relays ill health of Mr Dabney in Chicago. Mrs Alone Feaman of 9309 Michigan Ave writes that she and many friends are praying for his life and fighting spirit to aid recovery.
A series of social events includes Ben Yarbrough’s birthday party hosted by his wife, Jimmie Colbert’s birth anniversary, and the Friendship Echoes musical at Second Baptist Church in Chicago. Sallie Johnson hosts Clara Tippett’s birthday at the Vets Inn, while U.N.I.A. holds its officer installation banquet at Liberty Hall. Miss Yvonne Miley becomes engaged to Norman Woodfork. Lula Suggs marries Percy Tarlton last week.
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