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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1950
Page
11
The Dade County Democratic Association and the Young Democratic Association merge into one group under Dr. E. A. Ward as president. Dr. Clarence Hogan led the Young Democrats during the recent senatorial campaign and boosted registration and voter turnout. The merger aims to unite political efforts with shared objectives.
The Dunbar Nursery at NW 20th Street and Fifth Avenue will open in September. Training for nursery workers will be offered at the Community Center, 340 NW 13th Street, on paid or volunteer bases. Applications available from the Dunbar School principal.
The Palm Beach Post editorial titled Outrageous argues Joe Louis must return to the ring to pay back taxes and penalties. It condemns government taxation while praising Louis as an American success story and ambassador for his race. The piece contends the tax system and policy force him into dangerous combat to secure old age security.
The scene shows a group of guests gathered for a happy celebration. Standing from left to right are Otis Robinson, George Daniels, Elli ott J. Pieze, and P. J. Branham. Seated are Mrs. George Daniels and Mr.
The County Solicitor filed charges against Clyde Rowe of 1245 NW 71st Street for passing bad checks. Victims include soft drink bottling companies. Rowe allegedly signed as treasurer for a non existent fraternal organization. Detectives traced a telephone order for drinks for a picnic and located Rowe.
A new apartment house named Cadillac on 8th Street is owned by the Bonded Collection Agency.
Broward County grand jury has indicted 27 individuals on illegal gambling charges. The sheriff states they will be offered the chance to surrender to authorities.
The county commission, following the zoning board, denied a variance permit for a drive in theatre at 62nd street and 21st avenue. This is the second denial, with officials arguing the project would create a traffic hazard and harm neighborhood welfare.
N Bernstein is the applicant for the permit amid disagreements. The article notes opposition from unnamed groups and outlines procedural steps toward approval.
Families of enlisted men would receive a substantial increase if a House bill becomes law this week. The bill sets minimum monthly allowances of 85 dollars per child or parent, with 107.50 dollars for two dependents and 115 dollars for three or more, while the service member would pay 40 dollars. The wife of an army master sergeant or navy chief petty officer with two children could receive up to 155 dollars.
Miami officials move to require slower trains at crossings starting September 2. Rail executives urged the city commission to delay the rule, claiming it would hinder yard work and cause a freight embargo. The commission stood firm.
Residents from 68th to 71st and those at 15th still await full city water access as Miami extends pipes. Liberty City Home Owners Association led by Slim Bannister pushed for the improvements and other local conveniences.
The piece argues against canceling foreign debt while pressuring the government to honor Joe Louis’s comeback. It claims Louis is past his prime, yet remains a credit to his race and Republic. The author condemns retirement as an outrage and warns of collective distress if his legacy is harmed.
Municipal officials push to secure sidewalks and better lighting in the neighborhood. Project aims include safer pedestrian routes, enhanced nighttime visibility, and potential funding from city programs to support construction. Community input sessions are planned for next month.
The Charles Hadleys are back in the city after travels that included Mrs. Hadley attending school at New York University. Mr. Hadley and his two nieces Gloria and Doris Farmer visited Dr. Lowrie’s resort on Lake Weir then American Beach and Jacksonville before Mrs. Hadley joined them and drove home.
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