Edison Meets Mass in Kiwanis Charity Game
Miami Edison High prepares for the Kiwanis Game on Friday with a pre game parade and halftime Christmas pageant featuring 500 students and Barbara Beck. The event raises proceeds for Kiwanis youth programs as Edison faces Francis Mass Lancers with tickets available at the school and Turner Sport Shop.
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Second Arkansas Leader Convicted And Fined
W A Fair vice president of the North Little Rock NAACP branch was found guilty in municipal court and fined 25 dollars for withholding membership and contributors lists. L C Bates, president of the Arkansas Conference NAACP branches, was similarly convicted in Little Rock. Bates faced 100 dollar fine plus costs. Both cases hinge on records filing under a new city ordinance. NAACP attorneys appealed both verdicts.
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New York Housing Bill Backed by NAACP Support
The New York City Council passed a private housing discrimination ban hailed by NAACP Secretary Roy Wilkins as aiding integration. Introduced by council members Earl Brown Stanley M Isaacs and Joseph T Sharkey, the measure drew strong backing from the group.
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Robert Cales Enters Governor Race with Labor Platform
Robert Cales announces candidacy for governor on the Democratic ticket in The Miami Times. His platform calls for a closed shop and a minimum wage of 1.50 per hour applicable to all workers, with labor veterans and Black citizens appointed to jobs across all agencies.
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