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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1950
Page
2
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Mr and Mrs Chas Henri Woode of Wyoming welcomed a baby girl. The Woodes formerly lived in Columbus Ohio. Mr Woode teaches at Wayne High School Lockland and works with Horace Sudduth Cincinnati realtor.
Michael Robinson Jr. shows marked improvement after a long hospital stay. Zelma Dickerson, a prominent New York schoolteacher, resumes duties following a pleasant visit here. Madam Martha Cooper nears full recovery from an illness that kept her from church and social engagements.
Victory Mutual Life Insurance reports September 1950 sales of 16,500, calling it more business than any month that year. Manager Lewis Biggers notes confidence for larger October November December volumes, praising the September effort and urging continued strong performance. September 21, 1950. Cincinnati.
More than ten thousand signatures were presented to New Jersey Attorney General Parsons by Civil Rights Congress members seeking bail for the Trenton Six, defendants in the Northern Scotlandboro murder case. The group noted the Supreme Court order for a new trial after overturning the prior verdict.
Knoxville dispatch reports new Sheriff Buddy Jones a Democrat who vowed changes. Appointees to his office since September 1 include J. L. Rucker and Dennis Banks, both active in Jones' campaign. Rucker is son of the late Bishop Rucker and brother of City Patrolman Rucker. Banks is brother of Patrolman James Banks.
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