Seek Injunction Against Carver Village Suit
A Miami attorney described the city's condemnation suit against Carver Village as a gross abuse of discretion and sought an injunction to halt the action. Victor Levine criticized the move as bad faith and declined involvement beyond being a taxpayer. Judge J N Morris set a hearing for 2 p.m. Dec 17.
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Miami
Carver Village
Victor Levine
J. N. Morris
Explosion Shatters Three Apartments on NW 69th St
A blast shattered three apartments in a NW 69th street building, with windows blasted and plaster blown down. The incident occurred at numbers 1130, 1132, and 1134, with observers suspecting a timed device. No injuries reported as investigators examine the scene.
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Frome
69Th St
NAACP Officer to Speak Here in Miami December 13
Thurgood Marshall general counsel of the NAACP has been invited by Miami citizens to speak on civil rights with emphasis on the Groveland Case. The event is led by the local NAACP branch with support from prominent White and Black residents who seek justice and transparency in this matter. Rev. Edward T. Graham, NAACP president, says Marshall will observe closely to inform the public.
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NAACP
Miami
Groveland
Mr. Marshall
Edward T. Graham
Driver Held For Manslaughter
Alfred Waldon aged 51 of 3002 NW 51st Street was bound over for trial on manslaughter charges after a traffic death on November 16. Deputy testified a chrunkometer reading of .190 followed Waldon running a stop sign into Ballard E. Fink’s truck.
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E. L. Mason
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Waldon
Fink
Troy Bishop
Mason
Walden
Train Collision Kills Six Near Sanford
Dr Channing H Tobias active in Paris UN meeting as US representative on the economic and financial committee. Atlantic Coast Line freight train collision near Sanford claims six Negro lives after 6 am. inspector notes blood on car 15 and loose wheels. five bodies found, sixth succumbed later.
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Channing H. Tobias
United Nation
Paris
Russia
Vishinsky
United States
U. S
Economic and Financial Committee
ANP
Atlantic Coast Line
Sanford
Highway Patrol
Girl Struck By Jitney In Liberty City
Six year old Deanna Richardson daughter of Mrs Johnnie Mae Richardson of 1445 NW 4th Ave was knocked down and seriously injured by a Liberty City jitney driven by Morris Keaton of 1315 NW 6th Ave on Tuesday at 2 40 PM at 3rd Ave and 11th St She was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital where her condition Thursday was reported critical Keaton was arrested and charged with reckless driving in connection with the accident.
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Deanna Richardson
Johnnie Mae Richardson
4Th Ave
Liberty City
Morris Keaton
6Th Ave
11Th St
Deanna
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Classic Parade Routes Announced in Miami
The Orange Blossom Classic parade will start at 11 a.m. Saturday December 1 and follow two routes. The first route forms at NW 13th St and 3rd Court and proceeds east along 13th Street to 3rd Ave then south to 11th Street and east to 2nd Ave and south to 6th Street before returning to 3rd Ave. The second route forms at NW Ist Ave near Flagler and first streets, moves south to Flagler, west along SE Ist to NW Ist and the railroad tracks, then disbands. downtown Miami segment to depart at 12 30 p.m. See spectator page four.
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13Th St
3Rd Court
3Rd Ave
11Th St
2Nd Ave
6Th St
Florida A and M College
Miami
NW Ist Ave
Flagler
First Sts
Ist Ave
Flagler St
SE Ist
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SIAC Coaches Meet in Miami Set for December
The Southern I Intercollegiate Athletic Conference holds its annual meeting in Miami December 3 and 4 with coaches from all SIAC colleges and the University of Miami. County Commissioner Jesse Yarborough will speak at a public session Monday at 10 a.m. The conference championship teams will be named during the gathering.
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Miami
Booker T. Washington School
SIAC
University of Miami
Jesse Yarborough
Boxer-Hangup Ends In Murder Warrant In Perrine
James Russ told deputies that 32 year old Jimmy Haggis faced Perrine boxer Toamie L. Jackson after a sparring match. Jackson claimed the better of his partner and then fired twice at Haggis hitting him near the heart. Haggis, a Nassau farm laborer, died. Jackson holds a first degree murder warrant.
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Jimmy Haggis
Perrine
James Russ
Incider
Sheriff's Deputies
Toamie L. Jackson
Jackson
Russ
Haggis
Nassau
German Educator Sees Better Negro Schools in U S Than Europe
Dr. Lorenz Nicolaysen of Hamburg says in Columbus that some U S Negro schools are better equipped than White schools in Europe. His remark was delivered Thursday. He referenced contrasting educational resources between continents and noted conditions observed during his visit.
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Columbus
Lorenz Nicolaysen
Hamburg
United States
Europe
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