19 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
1
A patrolman, Arthur Fiscus, died by his own hand on Tuesday. The tragedy echoes a past incident in which he killed a harmless young Black man from Walnut Hills. Witnesses described the events as a tragic case, with further details continued on page 3.
The text notes Beamon's busy efforts driven by personal interest and conscience, with no pay except approval. it mentions many colored cues showing a desire to act, reflecting a moral motivation behind labor and deeds.
Endorsed by the Baptist Alliance, events listed include a bridge tournament at Douglass School. October dates cover Monday the 16th and Wednesday the 25th, with Frank A B Hall as organizer and Helen Kerr as chair.
Questions and inquiries into the interracial Ragland matter continue to flood our office. The article references numerous questionnaires and reader prompts, with continued coverage anticipated on page six.
A bold defense shows Clarence A. Dykstra praised amid heavy opposition to his appointment. Readers see strong artillery of criticism and support as the controversy unfolds across pages.
In Los Angeles, California, colored nurses at Los Angeles County General Hospital prevail in a dispute over segregation in dining rooms. The victory marks progress toward equal treatment within the facility.
The Cincinnati city council approved an eight to one vote a new electric rate ordinance cutting rates by 37.1 percent. Frank A. B. Hall opposed the measure alone. Burns & McDonnell officials predicted annual savings of about 4.12 million dollars as the new rates take effect in 30 days. Union Gas and Electric will appeal to the Ohio Public Utilities Commission unless a bond is filed to guarantee refunds if the ordinance is upheld. Pending state action, current rates may remain in place.
Mrs. R H Dixon accompanies her husband Dr R H Dixon nation’s foremost gospel singer and evangelist as he speaks and sings to crowded audiences each evening at Mt Zion M E Church Walter and Altoona streets. She joins Thursday and Friday evening services as the series continues.
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