Editor's Notebook Pinch-Hitting At Times Office
A writer filling in for Stanley Sweeting at the Times Office in Liberty City describes a week of 40 hours, bus commutes, and balancing office work with family duties including babysitting and a two-year-old. The note mentions Hazel taking the car to Winter Haven, Elliott Pieze returning from vacation, and Doreen Young teaching at Northwestern School with babysitters at YMCA Lake Placid camp.
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Stanley Sweeting
Times
Third Ave
Liberty City
Hazel
Winter Haven
Elliott Pieze
Doreen Young
Northwestern School
YMCA
Lake Placid
Jeff
Right to Know Declaration Stands for Free Press
The American Society of Newspaper Editors issued a Declaration of Principles affirming the public’s right to know. It states citizens must gather and publish information without prior restraint, censorship, or punishment, except for military necessity, and the society pledges to resist encroachments on press freedoms.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
United States
Elks Plan Anniversary Dance at Harlem Square Ballroom
The Greater Miami Lodge 1113 IBPOEW announces its 17th Anniversary Dance on Friday Aug 16 at 9 30 p m at Harlem Square Ballroom. Music by James Moss and his House Rockers with a grand march on the hour. Advance tickets 1 00 door 1 25 for tables call Hester Rivers or Gertrude Sanders Upstairs Olivia Rogers. Committee members listed.
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Greater Miami
Ibpoew
Harlem Square
James Moss
Columbus Clergy Team Lead 1958 Christian Education Convention
Dr. J. W. Eichelgerg, director of Christian Education, directs convention arrangements in Columbus Ohio in 1958. Rev. J. Dallas Jenkins serves as host pastor and Bishop S. G. Spottswood is the host bishop.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. W. Eichelerger
Christian Education
J. Dallas Jenkins
S. G. Spottswood
Bus segregation ruling cited as victory for reform
JUST BROWSIN" Good News We have won another victory about bus seating. City officials expect delays while appeals possible. A Church Auxiliary held a State Tea at Mrs D A Julius’s corner of 69th street and 14th avenue with Mrs Dorothy Sanford as hostess and Lester Albert as guest speaker. Funds go to the church building fund. Coral Gables resists Negro section near Coconut Grove, with 14 000 Negroes in Coconut Grove and 2 000 in Coral Gables across 17 blocks. George Fulmer of Coral Gables, former builder, sentenced to 18 months for a $25 000 home loan fraud after pleading guilty to conspiracy. Jake Henderson of Henderson's Travel Agency in Atlanta is touring the North Travel Bureau on a Caribbean familiarization trip. Mrs Gloria Russell lost a white pocketbook with keys and papers, willing to pay to recover them. Extra stamp on regular letters will be four cents for ordinary letters and seven cents for air mail.
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Church of the Incarnation
D. A. Julius
George Fulmer
Coral Gables
Ernett Choate
Fulmer
St James Opens Kindergarten At Parish Hall
St James AME Church opens its Parish Hall to preschool children ages four to six starting Sept 3. Mothers may register Aug 27 from 5 to 7 pm at 1841 NW 65th St and speak with a consultant. Call NE 5 3614 or PL 7 4709 for details.
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St. James Ame
65Th St
Public College Tuition Costs Rise Since 1939 40
According to Changing Times magazine full time students in public colleges paid about 1500 dollars for tuition books and living expenses during the last school year, compared with 747 dollars in 1939 40.
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Changing Times
Goldwater Links High Taxes to Inflation Pressure
Senator Goldwater argues high tax rates fuel inflation by limiting personal and business savings, which imposes excess strain on the banking system for capital that should come from current income.
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Goldwater
NAACP Buffet Supper Play Planned in Miami
The Miami chapter NAACP schedules a Buffet Supper Play for Friday August 30 at the new Ocean Park Auditorium 340 NW 13th Street. A tasty supper, group singing, and a one act play by the Miami Community Players are on the program. Tickets cost 1.25 and are available at Dr J O Brown 1121 NW 3rd Ave.
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The
Miami Ch Pter Naacp
Oan” Park
Au?ditorium
13Th St
Miami Community Players
J. O. Brown
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Florida
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Negro Press
America
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Gertrude Sanders
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Ivory J. Reid
James Isom
Charles Lowe
L. Johnson
A. McCoy
D. Johnson
Z. Brady
Paul R. Henry
Coconut Grove
Jake Henderson
Henderson
Atlanta
Caribbean
Gloria Russell
St. James
NAACP
Freeman Johnson Shoe Shop
Tuskegee
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