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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1943

Page

2

Local notables pass through town for Thanksgiving

Private M. Copenhaver rests on a five day furlough from Camp Lee Virginia. Sergeant Arthur Lewis returns home with an honorable discharge from Ft Huachuca Arizona. Jack Felton a machinist from Akron Ohio tours through Cincinnati en route to Hastings Nebraska. Fred and Mrs Austin Chicago agents for exquisite perfumes visit for business and Thanksgiving. Albert Bullock recently from Buffalo New York spends a few hours in town. Grant Calloway and Clarence Malone form a new business partnership and report good progress.

M. Copenhaver Camp Lee Virginia Jack Felton Akron, Q Our City Hastings Nebraska Fred Austin Chicago Ill

Social notes highlight local charity and community leaders

The column details knitting groups, church memories, and a 99 year old matriarch in Cincinnati who keeps reading The Union. It notes YWCA management entertaining guests, carnival plans, a Washington visitor, and local prayers for aid. Also listed are social events, fund drives at St. Andrew's Church, and the Women’s Federation clearing a mortgage.

Military Notes: Local Servicemen Return Home

Top Sergeant David K. Burton returns after thirty four months of service with an honorable discharge and seven months in the Solomon Islands where he was wounded. Joseph Doty Seaman Second Class home on a nine day furlough from Great Lakes Illinois. Sergeant James Wyatt home on furlough from Kelly Field Texas. Private Homer Jackson home from MacDill Field Georgia due to his sister’s death.

David K. Burton Solomon Islands Joseph Doty Great Lakes James Wyatt Kelly Field Texas Homer Jackson Macdill Field, Ga

Lena Walton Tucker Spends Delightful Weekend Here

Mrs Lena Walton Tucker visited for a pleasant weekend in Day ton Ohio returning home after enjoying local hospitality and social activities.

Lena. Walton Tucker Dayton Ohio

War Industry Labor Use Among Negro Workers

The report notes rising overall Black employment in war production but cites time lags in broader use by smaller firms and slow occupational upgrading across firms. Concentration in a few large plants limits Negro workers' role in meeting urgent labor needs, with varied employment effectiveness by plant, area, and industry.

A Great Official Jabez Lee Retires From Federal Service

Washington D C Jabez Lee a veteran distributor for Foreign South Carolina and Texas retired November 1 after thirty two years and six months in federal service He began as a Government Printing Office helper in 1905 resigned in 1912 became a clerk in the City Post Office Washington February 10 1918 rising to special clerk before retirement He received a hundred dollar war savings bond and a testimonial from coworkers at 409 O Street Foreman L G Brooks presented the gift Austin W Bell read a letter from Postmaster Burke praising his patriotism and cooperative spirit

Washington, D. C Jabez Lee South Carolina Texas Federal Government Printing Office City Post Office Lee United States O ‘Street L. G. Brooks Austin W. Bell Vincente C. Burke

Langston Hughes to Speak at Hampton Institute

Langston Hughes, renowned Negro poet and author, will appear at Hampton Institute in Virginia on Monday November 29 as part of the 1943 44 Lecture Series. He speaks in Ogden Hall at 8 15 p m. Hughes has Guggenheim and Rosenwald fellowships and has published widely in major magazines and books including Not Without Laughter and The Big Sea.

Hampton Institute Langston Hughes Ogden Hall Hughes Rosenwald Saturday Evening Post Esquire Theatre England France China

Read Your Bible and Warn of Wars

The message asserts nations face conflict and war due to un righteous leaders and sin. It cites Isaiah and Proverbs to urge repentance and warn that deliverance is not promised for unrighteous nations. Ministers failing to preach against sin are labeled hypocrites and listeners are urged to heed correction.

Russia Christ Isaish Israel

Fakeg Versus Boosting to the Skies in a Web of Lies

A brief item outlines a dispute centered on the term Fakeg and a belief in extravagant claims. The piece notes persistent exaggeration and scrutiny from observers as arguments unfold.

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