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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
2
A brief listing notes pricing details with the phrase one year six months and one month. The text references the price two dollars for a single copy and appears as part of a periodical price tag or advertisement. No clear dates, place, or organization are identifiable from the fragment.
A civic meditation on labor and justice contrasts a new testament of effort with questions about harvest outcomes. The page lists local residents serving in the military in Japan and Europe, names several travelers, and notes visits and vacationing figures in Cleveland.
A social scene at Perkin's Blu-Room mirrors shows Mr Elmore Johnson and family enjoying Portland Maine and Orchard Beach as a cool retreat. Principal and Madam Phillips return after travel with cheerful, careful spirits. Ida W Clark of Madison Indiana and Chicago visits with Ruby Clark Gross in town. Elks Week draws old friends, sociabilities bloom. a harsh note on immigration rings through with white dominance rhetoric.
The text lists elements including Delaware numbers and a Longfellow quote fragment about falling to earth. It references West Point on the Hudson River and notes river names Missouri and Ohio. It mentions a person named James Corbett and includes unfamiliar terms such as Nonitrdégen.
In Berkeley California the University of California Food Technology Division tested an olive sauce that can substitute for meat or mushroom sauces. The recipe uses sliced pitted olives chopped green peppers salt garlic onions and tomato sauce cooked briefly for several minutes.
Mrs Julia Bowling returned home after two weeks away. Henry Smith Middlebrooks was buried Monday. Clemine aunt in Indiana is mentioned. Rev Howard Cowan of Danville Kentucky sends greetings to Mt Carmel Baptist Church. Phil Levingston ill in Detroit Michigan. Rev Clay delivered a wonderful sermon Sunday.
Four panelists from the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority urged non-partisan action next November to elect Congress members who back civil rights legislation. Leading advocates included Lester Granger, Sadie M. Alexander, Homer Rainey, and Mary McLeod Bethune. Shastri, deputy director of information for the Indian embassy, spoke on India’s conditions and remedies.
Grand Exalted Ruler Finley said police misdirected him into the reviewing stand during the parade and he criticized Mayor Cash for not welcoming the Elks. City officials countered that Cash had no invitation and was away on vacation. Chairman Fulton later said he extended the invitation with Councilman Locker standing in for the absent mayor.
A quiz by A C Gordon presents questions on general knowledge from lifetimes walked to the number of ribs. Answered items include 65 000 miles for lifetime walking, 24 896 miles equatorial circumference, Hayes and Lincoln as notable long names, skeleton weight unclear, grizzly bear, seven stars in the Big Dipper, Bolivia and Paraguay as landlocked, Lincoln assassination, 42 dice spots, hippopotamus, three primary colors, kilometer to mile ~5/8, twelve ribs, with other trivia.
The passage honors Mary Church Terrell for leadership in civil rights education and public service. It notes her roles with the National Association of Colored Women and the NAACP, her teaching at Wilberforce and high schools, and her long service on an American Board of Education. It also mentions her marriage to a Harvard graduate federal judge and two daughters, culminating in a presidential citation from Oberlin College conferring a Doctor of Humane Letters.
Dr Haynes, a pioneer in Black higher education, holds multiple roles including founder of the Association of Negro Colleges, co founder of the National Urban League, and former executive director of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America Race Relations Department. The New York State University System trustees plan to extend inclusive higher education over six years with Dr Oliver Carmichael as chair and Arthur Dean as vice chair.
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