Slum Survey Finds 60 Percent Of Downtown Homes Beyond Repair
Miami officials report sixty percent of 360 examined downtown slum buildings are beyond repair and should be demolished. 216 labeled for demolition while 64 owners have been served notices with 30 days to act. Neighborhood blocks surveyed include NW 6th Street, NW 11th Street, and NW 16th to 20th Streets.
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Miami
New Building Board of Appeals
Open House At New Police Precinct Saturday
Law abiding Miamians will get their first look inside the new precinct police station and courtroom during an open house Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. The station is located at NW 5th Ave. and 11th St. Officer of the de-
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NAACP Membership Drive Sparks Miami Push
The Miami NAACP expands its branch with E edicnts Morrow as assistant field secretary announcing a public open house and new quarters. Lt. J. T. Griffin leads the precinct while Mt Olivette church hosts a mass meeting urging bold action and voter participation. Mrs Juanita Dennis Kimball resigns from Murrell Branch YWCA to lead Beaumont Texas branch.
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Miami
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Beaumont
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Woman jailed after shooting husband in street brawl
Miami detectives hold Louise Carr, 23, of 357 NW 14th Terrace, as Thirlie Jordan, 37, lies near death from a bullet wound in the stomach. Homicide Detective Neal Coston said Carr shot Jordan at a street intersection early Tuesday during an argument over returning home.
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Jacksonville gets million dollar housing development
One of Florida's largest garden type housing projects will be completed next month. Sponsored by J Glover Taylor and Hotel Commissioner J T Landon of the Glover Taylor real estate firm, the 11 acre development comprises 206 two bedroom apartments in 22 buildings with four to 24 units each. All units are fireproof vermin proof and two stories. The $1,000,000 FHA insured project stands as a major Jacksonville housing initiative.
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Cab Calloway Bids Farewell for Panama Flight
Noted bandleader Cab Calloway and five band members will depart Miami Saturday April 29 aboard Pan American World Airways for Panama. The group plans to tour Central America, performing shows and promoting their musical act during the trip.
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Cab Calloway
Miami
Pan American World Airways
Warrant Issued for Rape Suspect in Cocoa Grove Case
Peace Justice Edwin Lee Mason issued a rape warrant Tuesday for K. C. Sinclair age 35 of 6128 NW 19th Court. He is charged with assaulting a 13 year old Cocoa Grove girl last Saturday night.
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Dunbar Nursery Groundbreaking Sunday
Mayor William Wolforth will extend greetings at the Dunbar Nursery groundbreaking on Sunday April 30 at 3 p m on the Dunbar Elementary School grounds 505 NW 20th St. The event marks the start of nursery facilities for children of working mothers with Dr Bowman F Ashe of the University of Miami delivering the feature address.
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Miami Jr. Cham
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University of Miami
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Dunbar Elementary School
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Miami Herald
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Miami Beach
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Report Shows Schools Overcrowded in Dade County
The Dade County public schools face severe overcrowding with 42 of 55 elementary White schools needing 271 extra classrooms and 14 of 17 Negro schools lacking 112 classrooms. Officials estimate 605 permanent rooms are required, including replacing 376 portable rooms, funding a $12.5 million bond slated for May 2.
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State Board of Education
Bolita writer on beach fined in Miami Beach case
City Judge Daniel Galen fined 35 year old Willie Atkins five hundred dollars and costs for peddling lottery tickets on a main Miami Beach street after he pleaded guilty before Detectives Pat Perdue and Jack Farrell. They arrested him Saturday at 14th Street and Collins Court when they...
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Miami Beach
Willie Atkins
First Ct
Pat Perdue
Jack Farrell
14Th St
Collins Ct
Perdue Court Hears Ticket Seller Admission in Miami Link
The court heard that Atkins admitted working for someone in Miami after Perdue testified about a ticket scalping scheme. The fragment notes a passerby and an admission tied to an unnamed man based in Miami.
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Atkins
Miami
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