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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1945
Page
1
Jerome Kern and a musical era remembered in praise
By Roscoe Simmons the music world mourns Jerome Kern and Gus Edwards, noting their ties to American colored composers and the Bowery scene. It recalls figures like Berlin, Burleigh, and Davis, correcting misstatements about Davis’s party role, and critiques Texas Baptists’ stance on Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Kern
Marshall
James Weldon Johnson
Cole & Johnson
Hogan
Will Marion Cook
Berlin
Burleigh
Rogers
Shipp
al Johns
The
Europes
Avery & Hart
Ford Dabney
Tom Bethel
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Kentucky News and People From Louisville’s View
A column reflects on Kentucky pride and change with mentions of Governor Willis appointing a colored citizen to the State Board of Education, Clayton becoming a city alderman, and U of K admissions in limbo as President Donovan defers to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
Willis
Travis
Funkhouser
Graduate School
U. of K
Donovan
Deep River Boys at Emery Auditorium Concert
The Deep River Boys, America’s top headline singing group, will perform at Emery Auditorium on Walnut Street near Central Parkway Monday November 26 at 8 15 p m. Pat Flowers, a young piano virtuoso, will give a classics to swing recital as a special added feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River Boys
America
Emery Auditorium
Walnut Street
Central Parkway
Pat Flowers
Deep River Boys to Sing at Mt Zion Benefit
The Deep River Boys, a famed gospel vocal group, will perform Monday night November 26 at Emery Auditorium to benefit Mt Zion Methodist Church under Pastor Rev. D P Young. The event offers a rare musical treat for church supporters and religious community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Auditorium
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
D. P. Young
Adult leaders train children to hate and strike in Gary
Adulatory fascist rhetoric dominated a Spanish Hall meeting as John Jadrnak and allies attacked Mayor Joseph Finerty, Schools Superintendent Charles Lutz, the school board, Froebel Principal Nugrum, Froebel staff, the Civil Liberties Committee, the CIO, Gary Post-Tribune, the Negro press, and singer Frank Sinatra while resuming a student race hate strike at Froebel School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
John Jadrnak
Froebel School
Spanish Hall
Jadrnak
Joseph E. Finerty
Charles D. Lutz
School Board
R. A. Nugrum
Froebel
The
Civil Liberties Committee
CIO
Gary Post-Tribune
Negro Press
Frank Sinatra
Miss Sadie Samuels Leads N A A C P Ticket
Sadie Samuels a prominent civic activist and N A A C P executive appears on the N A A C P ticket for the upcoming Sunday election. She is described as a longtime fighter and winner, with a slate featuring many capable candidates.
Nathan Wright Faces N A A C P Challenge in Elections
Nathan Wright, executive secretary of N A A C P, is depicted as a tireless, fearless promoter who has built support across many organizations including Ninth Street Y M C A and Harriet Beecher Stowe Home Memorial Association. The piece notes opposition by a powerful official seeking to unseat him amid efforts to recruit new members in upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Nathan Wright
Ninth Street Y. M. C. A
Harriet Beecher Stowe Home Memorial Association
The
American League
White Baptists of Texas Deny Truman Honorary Degree
Fort Worth Texas Baptist leaders condemned President Truman over gambling and drinking pledging no honorary degree would be conferred by Texas Baptist colleges on anyone holding such views The 60th annual Baptist General Convention meeting with about 4500 attendees adopted the resolution and Baylor University head Pat Neff declined comment Houston civic leader Rev W L Shuttleworth said no Baptist should confer on a man who enjoys poker and bourbon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists of Texas
Baylor
White House
Truman
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Baptist General Convention of Texas
L. L. Roloff
Corpus Christi
Texas Baptist
United States
Baylor University
Waco
Pat M. Neff
W. L. Shuttleworth
Houston
Civic Righteousness Committee
Hampton Institute breaks ground on $583000 boiler plant
Hampton Institute in Virginia has started construction on a new boiler plant and steam distribution system as part of a $583,000 program approved by the college board of trustees. The project costs about $478,000 for the plant itself and will bring several economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Institute
Clyde L. Reynolds
Hampton Institute Board of Trustees
Tribute Letter to Honorable Wendell P Dabney at Eightieth Birthday
Dr Carl Glennis Roberts of Chicago writes a formal belated birthday letter to Hon. Wendell P Dabney of Cincinnati. He extols Dabney's eightieth year blending wisdom wit and youthful spirit, praising his refined cultured nature and long cherished reverence. The missive references Osler and contemplates aging and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Glennis Roberts
Chicago
Wendell P. Dabney
Cincinnati
Ohio
Dabney
Union
Methuselah
Noah
William Osler
Resignation of Bethel Baptist Pastor in Cincinnati
Cincinnati November 19 1946 Rev Brown noted pastor of Bethel Baptist Church declines resignation or withdrawal from N A A C P ballot. Rev Reid and Mr Lovelace also do same. Harry Brown asks his name be removed from executive committee ballot after review of election method for two party style governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Brown
Bethel Baptist Church
N A A C P Election Sparks Discord In Local Life
The N A A C P election next Sunday faces harmony issues amid internal discord. Observers say new blood is needed to stabilize the organization after five hundred workers joined, transforming membership and potentially saving the group from misuse by some members.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roscoe Simmons
Jerome Kern
Gus Edwards
Celestial Choir
Dvorak
Trustees of Music
Bowery
28Th Street
Marshall Hotel
53D Street
Williams
Walker
Abbie Mitchell
Henri Strange
Benjamin J. Davis
Georgia
Davis
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Kansas City
Joseph H
Uncle Joe) Watson
Sage
Albany
Watson
National Committee
Arnold
Athens
White
St. Louis
Henry Jackson
Johnson
Lyle
Mr. Truman
John Bunyan
Jesus
White” Baptist of Texas
Court House
Texas Baptists
Golgotha
Virginia
Lincoln
J. Davis
U.S
Rev. B. Evans
Dalton
Miss Sadie Samuels
M.D
East Fiftieth Street
Illinois
Rev. Reid
Mr. Lovelace
Nomi
Rev
Harry Brown
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