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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1949

Page

2

One Year Six Months Secs Eee E Tan Se

A compact note records a time span of one year and six months with cryptic initials and a reference to a tan se marker. The fragment hints at a period or duration but lacks clear context, names, places, or specific events.

Memorial Day Personal by Bertie Mae Price

A concise memorial verse proclaims a land of fadeless beauty with no sickness or dying and no doctors on duty, honoring Bertie Mae Price in a devotional tone. The piece suggests eternal peace and unending sunshine as a tribute to the deceased.

Kitty Kat manager Garland Andrews joins grand jury

Judge Kearns appoints Garland Andrews, well known Kitty Kat manager, to serve on the grand jury. He becomes the first colored citizen in many years to attain this distinction.

Kearns

Notable Visitors and Local Notables Gather in Cincinnati

Miss Arnetta Berry Withers and her Chicago family visit Cincinnati to check on Ed Berry. Prof Edward Trigg of Tuskegee attends a Bacteriological Society conference at Gibson Hotel. he is married to Louise Briscoe, longtime university resident. Beulah Samuels returns to New York after social honors in Washington and Philadelphia. Georgia Reeves nears recovery from a stroke in Philadelphia. Marietta Renfro Glenn secures divorce from William Allennan for neglect, receiving well wishes. Horace Sudduth returns from Memphis on National Business Association business trips.

Beulah Samuels New York Washington Philadelphia Georgia Reeves

Building Named In Honor at Sacred Heart Church

Lake Charles Louisiana reports the new gymnasium of Sacred Heart Catholic Church will be named for Eleanor Figaro, a Black woman who recently received the Papal Medal Pro Ecclesia at Pontifice from Pope Pius XII. It is believed she is the first Black woman in the area to receive this honor.

Nasium Sacred Heart Catholic Church Eleanor Figaro Figaro Pope Pius XII Pontifice

India's U S diplomat sails to take ambassador post

India's Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit sister of the premier leaves London by air for Washington to begin duties as ambassador to the United States. She previously represented India in Moscow.

London Atlas Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit India Washington United States Dandit

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