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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
3
This week features Mr. Hays in Washington Indiana with discourse on a Senate election in 46. He is hailed as the greatest political mind in the USA. The week runs on, but the full story is yet to unfold.
The Trustees Inmates and Friends of the Home for Aged Colored Women invite the public to an Open House on Thursday October 4 from 2 to 8 p m at 1334 Lincoln Avenue Walnut Hills. Funds from the event will start an Endowment Fund to support the residents under the care of ten trustees led by Mrs Bertha Frye.
The House Finance Committee and related committees in both houses limped along without a quorum or chair, a pattern echoed in the Senate. Absenteeism also drew remarks in Congress as Majority Leader Barkley spoke on the wartime strain.
The speaker questions if patriotism requires lawmakers to attend their jobs while criticizing war workers staying home when unwell. They ask for a clear definition from the Legislators on whether patriotism applies to both groups and highlights a day off to watch a ball game.
Fraternal clubs and individuals who joined last year's War Chest campaign resume efforts as Walnut Hills and West End Teams reportedly again aim to exceed previous giving. The drive starts in October with record setters anticipated to surpass prior contributions.
Claude McKay, noted Negro poet, announces his conversion to Roman Catholicism after European years and a baptism at Old St. Marys Chicago. Baroness Doherty’s Friendship House buys Marathon City Wisconsin farm for a Summer School of Interracial Technique to begin July, funded by Bishop Sheil. Fordham University hosted a major Interracial Conference in August 1925.
National Company advertises two colored dolls with hair and moving eyes priced at 4.98 and 6.59 plus COD postage. Dealers and agents wanted. Mail NATIONAL COMPANY, 254 West 135th St., New York City, 30.
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