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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1952

Page

3

A Fish Story and Sharp Wits Across Tales

A light, humorous collection of seaside mischief and quirky morality from diverse vignettes. A Florida visitor chats with Ike the hotel handyman about alligators and sharks, then Ellaville observations mix misfortune, language quirks, and a grim warning from Sid Crane.

Florida Ike

Witty reply ends husband’s meddling in lemon gown

A husband questions his wife about choosing a lemon shade for her gown. She replies with a sharp quip claiming she extracted the color by squeezing it out of him, delivering a pointed retort about his interference.

NAACP leaders push courts to end school segregation in DC conference

At Howard University April 16 18 Walter White and Thurgood Marshall led a discussion on legal efforts to end public school segregation. Marshall argued that separate education was the rule not the exception and that separate facilities were financially untenable. White forecast integrated Georgia and South Carolina within a lifetime while urging court backed by political action to end Jim Crow and reallocate funds from unequal dual systems.

Washington Walter White Thurgood Marshall National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Howard University NAACP Marshall Georgia South Carolina White

Improper Passing Blamed for Florida 1951 Accidents

More than five thousand Florida traffic crashes in 1951 were traced to improper passing. The Florida Highway Patrol cited categories including passing at intersections 372 and passing on hills 21, with cutting in accounting for 2973 crashes and other improper passing 1953. Forty deaths were linked to these incidents.

Fla Fla. Highway Patrol H. N. Kirkman Kirkman

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