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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1951

Page

2

Newspaper masthead listing editor and contact info

Weekly publication header reads W P Dabney owner and editor at 238 East Fourth Street Main 5168 indicating the paper's local ownership and office address.

East Fourth Street

Subscription Rates and Durations

A compact notice lists pricing for a periodical: One Year at two dollars, Six Months at one dollar, One Month at twenty five cents. The line concludes with a display of cents and totals.

Local personals note rich with visits and travels

Newark visitors Dr and Mrs Bythewood journeyed home after a busy stay with Mrs Leland and numerous social gatherings. Others visited Detroit Richmond and Cleveland while officers recover from injuries. Notables include Bishop Margaret Bowen and son’s wedding at Walnut Hills YMCA and Mary Beaver’s grand Spain linked ceremony.

Margaret Davis Bowen Bishop Jeanne Leahr Walnut Hills

Insurance Magnate Sampson Spends Weeks in Atlantic City

Mr C E Sampson, a prominent insurance figure, is spending a few weeks like a king in Atlantic City's finest hotel. Mrs Minnie Glass, mother of Mrs Eugene W Jackson, moved from O'Bryanville after 35 years and was hosted by neighbor Mrs Johnnie Mae Berry. She received many gifts from friends. the Lee Chapel Church Stewardess Board also honored her with a small gathering and gifts for her new home.

C. E. Sampson Atlantic City Minnie Glass Eugene W. Jackson O'Bryanville Johnnie Mae Berry Lee Chapel Church

Efforts to unify Negro and white musicians rise in TV scene

Andrew Barrigan reports that Hollywood jam sessions push Local 47 and Negro Local 767 amalgamation into a single interracial Musicians Union unit inspired by Josephine Baker. New York notes NBC adopts a code of standards to present race and ethnicity with dignity, while NBC signs William Warfield for TV Recital Hall and Meredith Howard appears on Pete Kelly's Blues in an uncredited Negro role.

Hollywood New York Local 47 American Federation of Musicians AFM Negro Local 767 Musicians Union Josephine Baker NBC William Warfield Meredith Howard Pete Kelly

Child Spacing Easier Than Child Tracing

Grace Hale, Negro consultant for Planned Parenthood Federation, told Missouri Colored Women's Club delegates that planning family size fits a family's economic condition and that good food, clothing, and housing support health. She urged respect for individual choice in marriage and parenthood.

Jefferson City Miss Grace Hale Planned Parenthood Federation of America Missouri State Federation of Colored Women’s Club Miss Hale

Elks elect Robert H. Johnson Grand Esteemed Leading Knight

The Buffalo convention of the Elks of the World chooses Robert H. Johnson of Philadelphia as Grand Esteemed Leading Knight with J. Finley Wilson as Little Napoleon. Duke Hospital reports sixty six Negro practical nurses trained and employed. Also notes political obituaries and a Newark constitutional history figure, Oliver Randolph.

Buffalo Robert H. Johnson Philadelphia Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Little Napoleon J. Finley Wilson F. Ross. Porter Duke Hospital Durham North Carolina

Negro Soldiers Confront Jim Crow In War Fronts

An excerpt recounts racial discrimination by white officials toward Black troops in Korea and at home. The all Negro 24th Regiment faced front line duty with little relief while Jim Crow policies persisted in and beyond military service. It cites Thurgood Marshall Ralph Bunche Edith Sampson and Jackie Robinson as examples of limited freedom contrasted with ongoing segregation.

Korea Thurgood Marshall NAACP MacArthur Ralph Bunche Edith Sampson Jackie Robinson Jackson Miss Trenton N. J

We Negroes Speak Out On War At Home And Abroad

A colored reader voices fierce critique of American freedoms linking racial inequality at home to U S involvement overseas. He condemns the war effort as Mister Charlie's war and argues that Negroes must have a say before more lives are sacrificed without domestic rights.

Asia Europe

Urges Dixie Negro Teachers to Seek Integrated Roles

Negro Masters in Education should cast fear aside and seek a place in the educational ranks on a fully integrated basis. They should apply for more Fulbright Scholarships and for more advanced study with the International Institute of Education. Include opportunities at home and abroad to promote equality.

International Institute of Education Cicero Illinois S. Ralph Harlow

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE UNION W. P. Dabney Main Cincinnati Mrs. Bythewood Newark Joseph Paghe Mabel Smith Bythewoods Maggie Williams Margaret Rouse Mae Bythewood Dayton Morris Walton Jewish Hospital Harry Jones Cleveland Etta Anthony William Roger Detroit William Neal Richmond Emerson Lucas Charles Jackson Mrs. Zelma Dickerson Alice Mills Wilberforce Mrs. Skillman Louisville P. W. L. Jones George Asher Sr Charlevoix, Michigan J. W. Huffman Madam Dee Ida Roley Paris Mary Beaver St. Andrew’s Church Joseph U. S Spain Andrew Barrigan A. J Gary ‘Coats Elks Carl Lawrence Supreme Court of New York Carmine DeSapio Tammany Hall Supreme Court First Judicial Harlem John M. Royall United Negro Civic League George W. Harris New York Dispatch Garveyites Oliver Randolph New Jersey Essex County America United States Mister Charlie Miami Beach Dabney Perkin’s Blu-Room West Fifth Street Henry H. Grandison Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency American Building Parkway and Walnut Streets Lavina Ave East P. W. Whitson, Herbalist Central Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio AAAI Freeman Cherry Booker T. Washington MR. Fletcher Citizens.” Call Office of the Union Kentucky Adison St Prescription Horwitz Clark and Cutter Streets KT Cafe Kitty Kat Lounge M. L. Zeigler Avondale East Walnut Hills Wyoming Lockland Madisonville College Hill East End Glendale Woodlawn Chapel Street E. Fourth ST Mai
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