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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1956

Page

11

No Freedom on a Silver Platter in Race Debate

Editor notes Carl Rowan warns segregation fixes not self solving. Lillian Smith cites four lost freedoms white Southerners sacrificed to uphold segregation. Mention of Rev. Paul Turner and a Clinton Tenn. school integration incident with federal action and bond figures. Supports peaceful, legal fight for freedom by Montgomery Boycott, Civil Council, NAACP, and Negro Press.

Carl Rowan The Minneapolis Tribune Rowan Lillian Smith Clayton Montgomery Miss Smith South Paul Turner Clinton Tenn Turner White Citizens Council W. H. Till Robert Taylor Taylor Civil Council Tallahassee NAACP Negro Press

St Andrews Church Marks 65 Years Of Service In Cleveland

The Cleveland Call and Post notes St Andrews Episcopal Church at 2171 East 49th St celebrates St Andrew Day and 65 years serving Cleveland. From humble 1892 origins as a mission for colored people the interracial congregation grew to over a thousand members, with a flourishing Sunday School and parish houses.

Andrew Peter John the Baptist Jesus St. Andrew St. Andrews Episcopal Church East 49Th St Manger Hotel Cleveland St. Andrews St. Peter’s Chapel Street Scovill Woodlawn Aves

St Andrew’s marks 65 years with banquet address

The St Andrew’s anniversary week honors bishops priests and lay leaders led by Rev. John C. Davis since 1942. Dr. Edith Sampson of Chicago will deliver the main address at the November 30 banquet, highlighting decades of growth and prestige for the Cleveland religious group.

St. Andrew’s John C. Davis Father Davis Edith Sampson Chicago Cleveland

Baptists Plan Two New Hospitals Near Jackson Memorial

The Baptists announce two new hospitals with a $3,000,000 drive to begin in January. One will sit on a 10 acre site adjacent to Jackson Memorial Hospital, the second on a 55 acre site near Kendal donated by philanthropist Arthur Vining Davis.

the Baptists Jackson Memorial Hospital Kendal Arthur Vining Davis

Powell Tax Inquiry Opens as Grand Jury Probes Rep Powell

On Wednesday a Federal Grand Jury began investigating the tax affairs of Congressman Adam Clayton Powell of New York City.

Adam Clayton Powell New York City

Big Bolita Suspects Nabs In Deerfield Arrest

Authorities seize two major bolita operators in Deerfield. They report the bust breaks the racket, taking in $1,000 in cash and substantial equipment.

Deerfield

Fires spark arrest of a 76 year old in Monticello Florida

Samuel Jordan aged 76 was arrested in Monticello Florida for setting fires. He told investigators that Tuesday night felt cold and the woods needed clearing out, explaining his motive for the alleged act.

Monticello Florida Samuel Jordan Jordan

Fire Claims Life in Coconut Grove Rooming House

John Pickett of 3339 S W 59th Place died in a blaze that gutted a rooming house at 3697 Williams Avenue Coconut Grove. Two other residents escaped the flames.

John Pickett S.W. 59Th Place Williams Avenue Coconut Grace

Whispering Pines Estate Planned Near South Dade

South Dade begins a new growth phase with Whispering Pines Estate a 600 home development valued at 1 200 000 dollars. The project signals continued suburban expansion and adds housing stock to the region.

South Dade Whispering Pines Estate

Meigs officer resigns after drunken driving conviction

Lt. Saunders of Meigs Georgia resigned from the Air Force after a Mississippi Court sentenced him to six months on the chain gang and a $500 fine for drunken driving. The case stemmed from an accident where his car, driven by a woman companion, struck the car of a white woman. Saunders claimed he moved the car to clear traffic. He cited pressure from Senator John Stennis to dismiss him. Rev. Benjamin Adams called the conviction trumped up and due to circumstance and racial prejudice. Asst. Defense Secretary Burgess said Saunders received fair treatment.

Saunders Meigs Air Force Mississippi John Stennis Armed Services Committee Benjamin Adams New Jersey Defense Carter L. Burgess

Ford Receives Liberia's Star of Africa Honor in Washington

Henry Ford II, head of Ford Motor Co, was awarded Liberia’s Grand Degree of the Order of the Star of Africa at a ceremony at the Liberian Embassy in Washington. Ambassador George Padmore presented the decoration for President W. V. S. Tubman.

Henry Ford II Ford Motor Company Republic of Liberia Washington Order of the Star of Africa George Padmore W. V. S. Tubman

Mary Harden Receives Love Thy Neighbor Award

Mary Helen Harden a speech clinician at Long Island University received the first Love Thy Neighbor Award from the Jewish Society of Students at the university She traveled in the Caribbean studied at the Jewish Theological Seminary and serves as advisor to foreign students at LIU.

Mary Helen Harden Long Island University Love Thy Neighbor Jewish Society of Students Harden Hee Caribbean Jewish Theological Seminary

Marian Anderson Returns From Europe Tour For NBC Showcase

Marian Anderson completed a 10 week Europe tour and began rehearsals for a second appearance on S. Hurok's Festival of Music to be colorcast on NBC TV Producers' Showcase Monday December 10 from 8 to 9 30 p.m. EST.

Marian Anderson Europe S. Hurok Nbc-Tv

Miss Anderson sings in ten nations on grand tour

Concert contralto Miss Anderson completed a multi country tour visiting Finland Norway Sweden Denmark Holland Belgium West Germany France Switzerland and England She planned a New York engagement last Sunday following a London Festival Hall concert.

Anderson Finland Norway Sweden Denmark Holland Belgium West Germany France Switzerland England New York London Festival Hall

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Ellis N.W Third Avenue Miami N. W 15Th Avenue H. E. Sigismund Reeves Garth C. Reeves National Newspaper Publishers Association Associated Negro Press Call and Post Fr. Davis BY Paul R. Henry CBS Harrison St Richmond Heights Naacp Freedom Seals Association Lena Horne J. B. Smith J. & J. Drug Store 62Nd MR. David Fulton St Brooklyn N.Y Bulovas Elgins David Jewelers 3Rd Ave Charles G. Powers General S.W 8Th St Miami, Florida
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