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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1951
Page
3
Studio listings announce Richard Widmark star in No Way Out and musical madness with Frankenstein themed Fiesta Time. Ava Gardner, Joe E Brown, Jane Wyatt, and John Hall appear in The Man Who Cheated Himself, with likely double bill and themed entertainment across the program.
A quick reference lists answers to 20 trivia prompts from sound travel to geography. Notable items include Radio City Music Hall as the largest indoor theater, Ulysses S Grant as the only West Point graduate president, the Yukon as the Pacific river, and 640 acres in a square mile with 32 as the circle’s area factor.
The piece salutes George Washington Carver as a peerless figure whose Creator guided his work with peanuts cow peas and crops. It notes his national and international recognition and describes a national monument foundation in Diamond Missouri to preserve his ideals. It calls for a nationwide diabetes awareness campaign with special days for tests.
The American Diabetes Association announced a nationwide effort to screen 5,000,000 people during Diabetes Week, November 11 to 17, with doctors and voluntary contributions funding the program. More than 500 County Medical Societies and nearly 30 State Medical Societies cooperate as diabetes becomes a leading cause of death, yet controllable when detected early.
Louis Jordan argues in the November Tan Confessions that women must study their husbands to please them. Despite a rise from a $35 weekly job to a top star earning up to $5,000 weekly, he says domestic happiness eludes him. He cites three marriages and urges women to consider what pleases men at home, linking his philosophy to songs like Beware Look Out and Don't Burn the Candle at Both Ends.
New York reports say public protest by Negro and progressive white Americans led Army officers to intensify their search and arrest six white troopers for the mass rape of a 30 year old Black mother near Carthage, North Carolina. The Civil Rights Congress notes the arrest announced last week by the Army's Criminal Investigation Division. The assault on the mother of two occurred earlier.
The Civil Rights Congress laments delayed action after six men raped Lula Artis, citing Army and police inaction last August. They praise united Negro and progressive white protest for exposing the crime and demand full punishment, warning against token sentences for white rapists of Negro women.
The piece notes life expectancy has risen from 25 in Washington’s era to 67 today and climbing. It warns middle aged workers face Social Security limits and low income, with employers discriminating against those over 45. Massachusetts bans age discrimination. other states have yet to act.
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