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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1942

Page

3

Multiple rape charges tied to Lonnie in city case

Witnesses identify Lonnie Warren as attacker or threat at Sherman School and nearby locations. Mattie McCraven and Princella Wilkerson report assaults, Laura Lovelace and Meriam Kyle describe threats or beatings. Cleveland faces rape and attempted rape charges. Lonnie Warren charged with attempted rape and pointing firearms.

Cleveland Lonnie

Bond Held For Grand Jury In Attack Case Involving Two Negro Men

Lonnie Warren aged 26 of 825 Hathaway Street and Cleveland Warren aged 21 of 428 Richmond Street were ordered held for grand jury on charges of attacking women. Lonnie Warren faces attempted attack and firearm threats from Meriam B. Kyle and Laura Lovelace. Cleveland Warren faces criminal attack allegations from Mattie McCraven and attempted attack by Geneva Taylor and Princella Wilkerson. Bonds set at 4000 and 6000 dollars respectively.

Cleveland Mattie McCraven West Seventh Street Princella Wilkerson Sherman School Laura Lovelace Burdette Avenue Lonnie Warren Meriam B. Kyle Clarence Kyle Laurel Apartments John v Street Lonnie Seventh John Streets Hathaway Street Cleveland Warren Richmond Street Geneva Taylor West Wighth Street West Court Street John Street Laura , Lovelace Enquirer

Negro Employment Push Aims At Wartime Racial Jobs

A government pamphlet to about 30,000 industrialists and managers cites that about 500,000 Black men and 500,000 Black women in the U S are unemployed or underemployed. It notes 4,800 Africans Americans earned degrees last year and 56,000 completed trades with 66,000 in defense training. Officials seek rapid, frictionless mobilization for war work before the armistice.

Secretary of the Navy Knox War Patterson War Production Board Nelson War and Power Commission McNutt U. S

Government and industry race to fix labor bias in war effort

A public relations push frames early steps to curb racial tension as Lockheed Vega taps Black workers in Burbank. Government agencies tighten hiring clauses in contracts to reflect local demographics while regional offices under the President’s Fair Employment Practice Committee push bi racial employment in war production. Meanwhile the OPA outlines saving coffee use during rationing with nine practical tips to stretch supplies.

National Service Act War Production Board National Housing Agency Federal Works Agency Baltimore

Rationing A B and C book coupon scheme described

The article explains two month validity for coupons with uniform gallonage of four gallons. A books cover 240 miles per driver per month at 15 miles per gallon. B books keep 16 coupons and lengthen beyond three months for those needing under 320 miles monthly. No B issued for less than three months. C books for preferred mileage have 96 coupons and are adjusted by tearing out excess.

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