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Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1956

Page

3

Minister Drowns During Baptism in Anacostia River

Elder William Henry Morgan, 49, leader of the Church of God, drowned at Buzzard's Point in the Anacostia River while attempting to baptize new members. About 20 congregants watched as he stepped into a river hole, with rescue divers and harbor police draining the water for two hours before recovering the body amid concerns a trench for a power line had caused the depression.

Washington Morgan Electric Company

Call Trumbull Park Tension Record

Former Olympic hurdler Gritz Pollard told a City Club Forum that racial tension at Trumbull Park housing ranks among the nation’s longest lasting. He cited transport favoritism for negro tenants, police details dropping from 1200 to 773, and urged merit over color to maintain community standards.

Chicago ANP University of North Dakota Trumbull Park Frederick D. “Gritz Pollard Brown University Chicago Commission South Deering

Hair trends at Florida A and M University workshop

Women will wear shorter hair with more puffs curls and tints this fall. More than 40 beauticians attended a cosmetology workshop at Florida A and M University while a modeling show in the auditorium attracted nearly 1000 spectators. Charles L. Journee, Detroit hair stylist, was a visiting instructor. Mrs. Thelma Siedel presented certificates for tinting and styling with other awards noted.

Tallahassee Florida A and M University Charles L. Journee Detroit Thelma Siedel

Kinfer Threatens To Elade Defendant In Courtroom

In Birmingham last week a knife carrying spectator Johnnie Reese 22 threatened to kill defendant Joseph Anderson 24 awaiting a screening hearing in Judge Wallace Bisson’s courtroom. Deputies restrained him as he fumbled a long bladed fish knife from his pack. The incident stemmed from Ishkeeda violence over a girl. Reese had been released on charges of shooting Robert O Neal Davis and faces a knife murder charge in Ruthe Phillips case.

Birmingham ANP Wallace Bigson Johnnie Reese Joseph Anderson Reese Robert O’ Neal Davis Ruthe Phillips

Interracial Team Warned To Stay Out Of Dixie

Fresno report says an interracial evangelistic team planned to tour Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas this month has been warned to avoid the Deep South. A Baton Rouge police telegram urged not including Baton Rouge on the itinerary due to unsettled conditions. Ed P. York a Pacific Bible student and team member noted many pastors welcomed the tour but urged postponement until circumstances improve.

Fresno Calif ANP Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Interracial Missionary Society Deep South Shirley S. Arright Baton Rouge Ed P. York Pacific Bible

Move to solve New York housing bias

New York City responded to NAACP and State Commission on Discrimination in Housing demands by outlining plans to curb segregation. The proposal calls for public housing in slum areas with racial quota tenanting, aiming to prevent perpetuation of segregation in the city.

NEW York ANP NAACP The State Commission On Discrimination In Housing New York City Wagner

Wife seeks divorce from Frank Yerby in Alabama

Mrs. Flora Yerby files divorce action against noted Negro novelist Frank Yerby in Mobile accusing abandonment in February 1955. The couple wed in 1941 in New Orleans and have four children. No hearing date set.

Mobile Ala ANP Flora Yerby Frank Yerby New Orleans

Mayor forms committee to push racial integration in housing

The Mayor named a three man committee to help the city advance racial integration in public housing. They will consider suggestions that more public housing be located in vacant areas, preferably Queens.

Queens

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