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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
3
A fragmented listing mentions Gary Cooper and Paulette Goddard surrounding the films The Chase and Unconquered with times from morning to early afternoon. Richard Arlen is noted with Speed to Spare and a Shaggy Garyane reference appears among the noisy OCR.
Answers cover diverse trivia from 1911 era questions. Notable items include the first air mail year 1911, longest range Andes, three presidents married in office Tyler Cleveland Wilson, reasons spiders aren’t insects, Chinese as most spoken language, Rhode Island density, and Jefferson absent days. Also Caspian Sea, Maryland colony, Library of Congress copyright route, Elizabeth I, 72 feet, Lake Ontario, Balthazar, grouse, and Ascot as formal neckwear.
A historic dining venue named Perkin'sibly-Room offers a mirrored bar and a refined selection of dishes at 430 West Fifth Street. Patrons seeking classic ambiance and quality fare visit this downtown spot renowned for its stylish interior.
Washington column cites Dr. Mordecai Johnson urging U S leadership to end domination and discrimination abroad. Irving Pflaum notes white bias, Japan and Korea affect views of Americans, and the Negro stake in Korea framed by three notable Black leaders. Also mentions Kaiser-Frazer awareness, price controls, and congressional views on military aid and resilience.
Time magazine profiles Ralph Bunche, detailing his 1948 Palestine mission, role after Bernadotte’s assassination, and 81 days of armistice bargaining on Rhodes. The piece traces his rise from LA Times baggage handler to UCLA scholar, Harvard study, and Cambridge Council on colonial issues, highlighting his diplomacy and endurance.
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