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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1949
Page
2
A compact set of devotional lines urging self control and meekness, bearing witness through action rather than preaching. It contrasts true Christianity with hypocrisy, notes the high cost of living faith, and calls believers to prioritize Christ’s example over earthly gains.
New York announces Victoria Theatre secures world premiere of Home of the Brave by Screen Plays United Artists. Gradwell Sears confirms a $100,000 guarantee as the provocative drama of GI duty in the South Pacific, highlighting anti Negro hate themes in Hollywood’s first film of its kind.
Stanley Kramer directs a stark look at race in America. The film, hailed as a bold challenge to the Negro Problem, is described as 90 minutes of tense entertainment and revelation. The production marks a daring break from taboos, drawing studio interest widespread.
Jefferson City Mo ANP Two veteran editors will be honored during Headliner week at Lincoln University May 8. Citations for distinguished careers go to Chester A Franklin editor Kansas City Call and Joseph E Mitchell editor St Louis Argus.
TONNEVILLE KY ANP Mrs Susan Garrett known as Aunt Susan marked her 100th birthday at her son’s home in Elizabethtown Easter She is said to have been born in 1849 in Summersville Green She can claim 116 living descendants and celebrated in early April.
The obituary notes a county resident who endured five wars and was hired out as a farm worker at age ten. She married James R. Garrett at fifteen, and the couple bore thirteen children, five of whom survived. Her husband died in 1904.
John Henrik Clarke explains the paradox of progress and prejudice in America. The piece frames a nation's dream and the harsh reality of injustice, noting a smile of hope shaded by a hangman’s rope and a scornful stare. It reflects on what America was meant to be versus what it is.
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