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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1948

Page

3

Demands and Athletics Mix in City News update

COUNT A. J. GARY continues with reports of charges against Donald J. Phillips of the Consolidated League for alleged misappropriation of league funds. Dodgers star Jackie Robinson and coach Clyde Sukeforth face fines tied to bench conduct as Umpire Henline officiates a Dodgers game against Pittsburg. Alice Coachman arrives in New York after a celebrated Olympic high jump title with a historic Georgia welcome for a Black athlete.

Donald J. Phillips Consolidated League, Inc West 125Th Street Alice Coachman Albany New York Georgia

Remarks on race prejudice and citizenship in postwar remarks

A column laments racial bias in the United States and abroad. It cites Henry Wallace’s candidacy and warns of hostility in North Carolina. It notes Miss Parimal Das’s statements in Cooperstown about untouchables versus Negroes, and Arthur W. Taylor’s renunciation of citizenship in Paris, his WWII service, and eventual Army reinstatement refusal.

Henry Wallace New Progressive Party United States Henry North Carolina Cooperstown N. Y Paris Arthur W. Taylor Pittsburgh Taylor France 577Th Engineers Normandy U. S. Army Army

Jennie LeGon Cast in Easter Parade Comedy Role

Jennie LeGon, a noted Negro singer and dancer, appears as a comedy maid in Irving Berlin's Easter Parade starring Fred Astaire Judy Garland Peter Lawford and Ann Miller at the Hippodrome Theatre. Once with M G M nine years ago she left for England and later returned to assist on Panama Hattie and to propose the song Sping later used by Lena Horne.

Jennie LeGon Irving Berlin Fred Astaire Judy Garland Peter Lawford Ann Miller Hippodrome Theatre Miss LeGon M-G-M England Hollywood New York Arthur Freed Panama Hattie Sping Lena Horne Miss LeGond

Columbus Ohio bids on 2.5 million in highway work

Federal aid and State highway projects totaling about 2.5 million dollars were offered for bid at the State Office Building on August 31. Highway Director Earl L. Reed announced the sale includes 22 projects broken into six Federal aid State, 15 State construction, and three State maintenance items. Estimated State work costs 1,298,601 dollars. The Federal aid work carries concealed estimates. Mileage for all work exceeds 83 miles. Nine structures are included.

Columbus Earl L. Reed

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