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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
2
Miss Ida Rhodes Leaves Hospital to Return to Teaching
Local notices highlight Ida Rhodes resuming duties as school teacher next week after illness. Others nearby report improved health, with Mrs. Lou Minnes writing to Alma Bryant about her steady recovery. Also listed are social engagements, college news, and commemorations of community figures, including Rev. A W Jackson’s anniversary honors and dedications in Steele's Subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Rhodes
Lou Minnes
Alma Bryant
A. W. Jackson
Steele
Second Baptist Church
Betts Avenue
College Hill
Pastors Aid Club
Ninth Street YMCA closes Fall Winter activities with concert
The Ninth Street Y opened fall and winter activities ended Sunday with a concert by the YMCA chorus Grey's Choral Ensemble directed by J W Grey. The program featured narratives about familiar hymns and religious numbers with Miss Vivian Greer presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Greer
Ninth Street
Ninth Street “Y
Ninth Street Ymca
YMCA
Grey
J. W. Grey
State Convention NAACP tackles civil rights bills
Ohio official Ferguson tells delegates he has no Republican opponent and condemns discrimination. He cites more colored staff than any state official, says promotions depend on ability, not color. He opposes FEPC laws lacking enforcement powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Ohio
FEPC
Lima Meeting Highlights Civil Rights Critique of Taft
In a blistering talk at the Fourth Street Baptist Church Lima the audience heard Walter White urge candidates to prove personal integrity courage vision and concern for all. He accused Senator Taft of breaking a 1944 pledge on FEPC arguing a voluntary plan is ineffective and cited a pamphlet aimed at Negroes as proof of double talk. The Lima branch marked its silver anniversary with notes from committee members including Miley Williamson Maynard Dickerson L Pearl Mitchell Emmett Freeman and Albert Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Walter White
White
Ohio
U. S
Miley O. Williamson
Maynard Dickerson
Youngstown
L. Pearl Mitchell
Cleveland
Emmett Freeman
Martins Ferry
Albert Henderson
Piqua
Fourth Street Baptist Church
Lima
Red Cross Calls for Massive Volunteer Mobilization
Secretary Marshall urged hundreds of thousands of Red Cross volunteers to build motor and canteen services for rapid large scale movement of people, aid the blood program, and expand nursing services. He warned of a gruelling period of hard work, self denial, and danger even if Korea ends soon, noting a potential nursing care shortage flagged by W. Stuart Symington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ands
Red Cross
Marshall
Korea
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Enquirer
Glory for all the world praises the new champion Joe
The world press hails the fight and credits Joe for his conduct after defeat. He congratulated the new champ and said he would rather lose to Ezzard than to any other opponent, praising the rival and the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
King
Fistinia
Ezzard
New York Riders Cheer as Dewey Urges End to Discrimination
Governor Dewey addressed about five thousand Harlemites at 142nd Street and Lenox Avenue last Sunday urging Truman to issue an executive order ending discrimination in Washington. In Philadelphia the Phillies beat the Dodgers 4 to 1 in ten innings, with Don Newcombe superb. A Negro Gospel Music Festival drew nine thousand to Carnegie Hall, followed by a Ukrainian concert. New York groups welcomed awards for IBP Temple No 77 and a 50th anniversary for the A. M. E. Church with gifts from Liberia. Four Korean War soldiers were honored at Bethel A. M. E. Church, certificates presented to mothers and a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Hall
Ukrainian Congress Committee
New York
Korea
West 132 Street
NAACP
Cpl
Timothy Washington, Jr
John Washington
William Thompson
Robert Prater
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