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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1950
Page
12
A poem praising fearless dreamers who dare to seek the unseen and win hard fought triumphs. It honors their blood and sweat, the flags they raise on distant peaks, and the temples built on their sacrifices, elevating the brave over the timid.
A playful note from a paper praising gossip columnists yet declaring they will not imitate the race for breaking news. It extends heartiest greetings for a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year to readers and well-wishers, framed as one week before Yuletide.
A warm Christmas wish extends to family across distances from Denver to the Bronx and Philadelphia. The note thanks Belle and Alex for hospitality during a recent visit to New York, mentions Julita, Fred, two girls Evan and Pat, and Uncle Joe with Pauline, and closes with festive joy for all.
A festive Christmas greeting extends to Brown's Famous Corner staff and patrons including Pinkie Dot and the Browns. The message wishes the group a merry season with wishes for continued fellowship and cheer.
The note sends holiday greetings to the University of Miami football team and coaches, hoping for a near perfect season, thrilling Friday night games, and victories in bowl games against Clemson and the Iowa game, with warm wishes for the reader as well.
A festive note extends season greetings to Cab Calloway Dan Burley Paul Hen ry and other newspaper writers. It also thanks the Miami Times staff Archie Charles Leo Fernley Kenneth Robinson Fred Aranha Tommy Johnson and all Times Boys for memorable shop hours and holiday cheer wishing a joyous New Year.
Great joy to M C Bodie and his entire staff of tradesmen including Mac McKinney, his wife and daughters Glo Barbara and June. May the gods of Santas visit you in West Palm Beach this year and to you also, greetings.
A message praising Butch Denson and many friends for coming to the rescue during tough times. The note extends blessings to all mentioned and to everyone through the years, offering thanks and well wishes for continued support and kindness.
A brief festive message salutes the Dodgers Giants Indians and Braves for giving players a chance to prove themselves on their teams. It extends regards for strong hitting and wishes continued power to all players and teams mentioned.
A good old Island Christmas note sends warm thanks to Mrs Rowena Pinder in Key West for memorable boil fish and conch salad enjoyed by Regular Fellows and friends Frances Briggs Miss Gibson Florelle and two handsome sons. We hope to visit again to infringe on your hospitality.
A brief tribute to the staff serving mid afternoon snacks of hot dogs and cokes and smiling at readers jokes. Kate Earla Mae Valerie Lois Delores and five Jollivettes Fran Gena Russ and Dr Harold C M Sr are named with affection.
The line reads as a fragment praising the Cosmopolitan Golf Association and its lawyers for securing many returns for old bones through their efforts, implying a community or club advocacy tone without concrete details.
A playful note describes a golfer at the Miami Springs Golf Course finishing an 18 hole round in 95 strokes with a lighthearted seasonal flourish.
A festive message to the town's clowns and readers, thanking them for laughter during tough times and wishing continuous joy through Christmas and the New Year in the forty eight community.
Two local men, referred to as the Jacks of the Miami Herald Bell and Kofoed, are praised for their charitable work during Christmas. The note predicts they will continue giving to the needy, supplying gifts and aid to those less fortunate.
A colorful salutation sent to a wide circle including the molls and dolls, leeches and sops, gunners and runners, legiti mates and illegitimates. The message extends good wishes to all, signaling a grand and glorious time for the recognized social sets.
A holiday message extends greetings to Scrooge and Archie in Tallahassee Charlie Mae and James in New York the Jim Wallaces Cappe the Robinsons the Aranhas of Washington DC the Roberts of Ohio the Chas Williams of California the Shaky Dad Cambridges in Harlem Lene Ken the Youngs Robert Jr and Sr Hank and Dodie in Harlem and all GIs serving in Korea and abroad who won’t be home for Christmas.
Glad tidings to all including cherished friends and colleagues. The message salutes those we think of and those we carry through years, honoring friendships made and kept, lost and regained, and the bill collectors who shared merrier moments while catching up with us.
Professor Alvin Cousins of Harvard, sociology expert at Florida State University, spoke to the Sociology Club at Florida A and M College on December 12. The club plans multiple programs to spur sociological interest, including speeches discussions and receptions in formal and informal settings.
In Chardon Ohio a Gandhi monument honors Mahatma Gandhi with a farm style tribute named Gandhi Farm. A stone cairn stands by the roadside and an extension of Tolstoi Farm bears tribute to the Indian leader, whose impact is remembered though he never knew his admirers.
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