The Union W. P. Dabney Editor Publisher
The Union lists W P Dabney as owner and editor at 238 East Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio 2 with main line contact 5168 and details of the paper.
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1945
Page
2
The Union lists W P Dabney as owner and editor at 238 East Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio 2 with main line contact 5168 and details of the paper.
Fragmentary OCR line presents durations One Year Six Months One Month and amounts two dollars one dollar twenty five zero five unclear context or subject. No names places organizations or dates are identifiable from the fragment.
A Thanksgiving text expresses gratitude for peace and salvation with a prayer for grace. Bertie Mae Price of New York writes on November 13, 1945, signed Editor Dabney. A friend offers belated birthday wishes noting a mother turning 102 in March from Lowen Lawson.
A fragment of social notes from Cincinnati covering birthday wishes and floral tributes to a resident, Hallowe en party details with prizes, visiting relatives, and plans for upcoming Christmas events. Knoxville Board of Trustees election news highlights Chas W Cansler as a notable mathematician. Additional items mention church dedications, Fisk University ties, and Douglass Colony PTA activities.
The Cooperative Council of Beauticians will present the Radio Star Revue as the season’s highlight to raise funds for the New Orphan Asylum for Colored Children. Admission is a brick donation of 1 and 00, with proceeds supporting the building fund.
Willis C. Weatherly writes from Valley Homes on November 19 1945 praising the TIMES STAR for its tribute to Editor W P Dabney on his eightieth birthday. He notes Alma Mater defeated Alabama State Hornets and conveys birthday wishes.
The Deep River Boys perform Monday night at Emery Auditorium with box seats two dollars orchestra one dollar seventy five cents balcony one dollar thirty five cents and gallery ninety cents. The notice urges support for the church and promises heavenly seating in a cheerful community appeal.
Poem praising Wendell P Dabney editor of The Union based in Cincinnati. Written by Charles R H Johnson at 2603 Jerome Avenue Daytona Ohio. The verse highlights Dabney’s wit wisdom and civic spirit while noting his age and role in literature and democracy.
Voter guidance lists complete nominees for NAACP election with names across offices and committees. Instructions explain straight ticket voting by color and how to mark scratched tickets selecting individuals from either red or blue, including president, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, and executive committee members.
Michigan City reports Rev. Cleve land Greathouse, 63, East Chicago minister, condemned for murdering his common law wife Rebecca Conklin, 38, with 43 stab wounds, was granted a 30 day reprieve by Governor Ralph F. Gates after clemency appeals and sanity evaluation. He has a wife and 12 children in Alabama.
Dunbar High School in Washington DC formerly M Street High School turns seventy five in November 1945. It is likely the oldest high school worldwide dedicated to educating colored students. Alumni from over eleven thousand graduates are invited to participate in events with distinguished former students anticipated from authors, professionals, business leaders and the armed forces.
The Walnut Hills Branch YMCA will hold a Membership Get-together on Thursday November 29 1945 at 8 00 p m at the Association building 867 Altoona Street. The event is directed by the Membership Committee with Wm R McCaleb as chair and features games and prizes. Other committee members listed include Louis Davis C L Harris Larz Davenport Miss Vivian Greer Mrs Magnolia Frost Mrs Price Scott Miss Dorothy Gillam Floyd Brown Cecil Wesley W Weartherly Donald Spencer and Fred R Joseph executive secretary.
Reports from national Negro women’s organizations show the Victory Bond Selling Contest, sponsored by groups including NACW NCNW Daughters of Elks Eastern Star NBCL AWVS and several church and sorority bodies, is proceeding smoothly. The event began October 29 and runs through midnight December 15.
Washington War Finance Division announced last week the appointment of George W. Cox vice president of North Carolina Mutual Life Clarence L Townes chairman of the War Bond Committee of the National Negro Insurance Association and Roscos Dunjee president of the National Negro Business League as consultants. They will begin an immediate tour in the Victory Loan drive.
An old medical ad touts Carbonoel a medicated tar scalp formula by Doctor Car for itchy irritated scalps. It claims strong, double-strength solution with sulfur resorcin and balsam of Peru, available in Cincinnati at Dow Drug Stores and other outlets for one dollar with directions and a money-back guarantee after seven days if unsatisfied.
Because of disrupted transport, isolated areas of Czechoslovakia survive only as food is dropped by aircraft, according to American Relief for Czechoslovakia, a member agency of the War Chest.
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