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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1951

Page

2

Baby boy born to Mrs William Jones at Jewish Hospital

Mrs William Jones gave birth to a bouncing baby boy Tuesday morning at Jewish Hospital. Mrs Taber, mother of Mrs Larz Davenport, died suddenly Sunday morning leaving three sons and two daughters. The Tinus enjoyed an evening with Mrs Alma Bryant and a grand dinner. Mr Ira Jones recovers after three major operations with devoted aid from his wife Lillian.

William Bill) Jones Jewish Hospital Ira Jones Lillian

Booker T's Advice on Common Labor and Progress

The piece reflects on Booker T. Washington's 1895 Fisk University speech about teaching blacks to pursue skilled common occupations. It explains jobs like carpentry, bricklaying, plumbing, electricians and more, stressing training, experience, reliability, and industrial education as keys to progress in the South. It notes Washington warned against neglecting industrial skill and cautions that too few Nigerians reap Southern opportunities without preparation.

Booker Washington Booker T. Washington Fisk

Little Billie Smith A Richmond musical star of white church praise

Richmond’s Little Billie Smith is praised as a scintillating wind instrument virtuoso and vocalist. The piece notes his early start, time with a colored guitar and banjo orchestra, fame in white churches, and a memorable Dabney hymn. It hints lawsuits over land may resolve in his favor.

United States

Food and Drug Administration Seizes 134 Food Items in March

The FDA submitted its monthly court actions summary to Oscar R. Ewing reporting 134 seizures in March. In 97 actions, 454,072 pounds of unfit foods were seized, with over 200,000 pounds being wormy canned spinach.

Washington, D. C Oscar R. Ewing Food and Drug Administration

Food shipments seized for false claims and adulteration

In twelve states nearly 96 000 pounds of other foods left the factory in good condition but lacked adequate storage protection. Thirty six shipments were seized for false claims of composition or net weight including 12 lots of black pepper adulterated with buckwheat hulls or paradise seeds. Remaining seizures covered health foods drugs devices and a dentifrice with misbranding below standards or inadequate directions. Insect infestation affected two crude drug shipments and a new drug was shipped before release.

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