Florida Supreme Court rejects further oral argument in Rice vs Arnold
The Florida Supreme Court told City Attorney John W. Watson that it will not hear additional oral arguments in the Rice versus Arnold golf case. Watson sought to file a brief and present further argument after the U S Supreme Court ruling, but the request was denied.
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Supreme Court of the
State of Florida
Miami
John W. Watson
Watson
U. S. Supreme Court
Re. Rice
Arnold
Mr. Watson
Appellee
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Florida
Guyte P. McCord
Supreme Court
Four i nn favor of Negro golfers daily play at Miami Springs
Four opinions urge daily access for African American golfers at the municipal Miami Springs course. The Florida Supreme Court is reconsidering its upholding of Miami’s Monday-only policy amid national civil rights cases. Attorneys Graves and Johnson for the Cosmopolitan Golf Association of Miami report the case lies before Tallahassee for an imminent final order.
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Miami Springs
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Miami
Tallahassee
G. E. Graves
John D. Johnson
Cosmopolitan Golf Association of
Watson
Ten years of YWCA growth in the Negro Branch
A decade after its founding from a 20 member club the YWCA Negro Branch now numbers over 900 women and girls. The branch offers Y Teen clubs, business and professional groups, educational classes, health and recreation activities, and committees as it invites the public to a 10th anniversary celebration at St Agnes Parish Hall on April 26 1951.
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YWCA
W. H. Murrell
St. Agnes Parish Hall
3Rd Court
Committee of Management
Y-Teen Interclub Council
Cops Deliver Baby Boy at Delancy Home
Mr and Mrs Elena Delancy of 85 94 NW 14th Ct welcomed their eighth child Richard Leslie named for two White officers who delivered her in an emergency. Leslie Perkins and Richard Hedemark believed it a routine call and performed a perfect delivery. mother and baby are reported fine.
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Elena Delancy
14Th
Richard Leslie
Leslie Perkins
Richard Hedemark
Delancy
Baby
Local Laundry Union Organizers Trial Set
Judge Ben C. Willard ordered Dave Kaye and Sol Isaac to stand trial May 8 after pleading not guilty to attempted murder of Holton J. Newbold, ex laundry union worker who was critically wounded with five bullet holes after being found near the Krome ave canal on Feb. 28. James Nimmo also pleaded not guilty to being an accessory. his jury trial request will follow the Kaye Isaac case. Newbold identified the two organizers from his hospital bed.
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Ben C. Willard
Dave Kaye
Sol Isaac
Holton J. Newbold
Newbold
James Nimmo
Nimmo
Willard
Kaye
Isaac
Krome Ave. Canal
Longshoremen Elect Officers
The International Longshoremen Association held an election last week with officers re-elected including Judge Henderson as president and Charles Lockhart as executive secretary.
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International Longshoremen Association
Judge Henderson
Charles Lockhart
Sec
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