Miami Mayor seeks aid from 23 groups for city improvements
Miami Mayor Robert L. Floyd invites representatives from 23 organizations to assist in planning improvements for the city. Invited groups include the Greater Miami Realty Board, General Contractors, Builders Association of South Florida, Greater Miami Hotel Association, American Institute of Banking, Dade County Bar Association, Medical Society, Federation of Woman's Clubs, Chamber of Commerce, Junior Chamber, and several local business and civic groups across Allapattah Edison Center and Northeast Improve ment areas.
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Miami
Robert L. Floyd
Greater Miami Realty Board
Associated, General Contractors
Builders Association of South Florida
Greater Miami Hotel Association
American Institute of Banking
CIO
ALF
Dade County Bar Association
Dade County , Medical Society
the Federation of Woman's Clubs
American Institute .of Architects
Parent-Teachion Council
Ciety
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
the Builders
Northeast Improvement
Little Eer Allapattah
Edison Center Business Men's Associations
Attempt To Take Army Payroll At Fort Bragg
Four Negro soldiers attempted to rob an army payroll of 51,000 at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Pfc. Robert P. Harris Pvts. Artie Curtis and Samuel Richardson and another unnamed soldier were arrested and held in the stockade awaiting a general court martial. A tip to the provost marshal's department led to the incident on a heavily used road.
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Fort Bragg
N. C
ANP
Pfc
Robert P. Harris
Artie Curtis
Samuel Richardson
Gien
Gordon Andrews
Provost Marshal's Department
UN Assembly Debates Human Rights Bill After 29-0 Vote
In Paris the UN Social Committee approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by 29 to 0 but the general assembly clashed in a stormy session. South Africa warned the measure goes too far while Russia attacked England and the United States over World War II blame and criticized Mrs. Roosevelt for drafting the document.
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Paris
ANP
United Nations
England
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Social Committee
Human Rights Commission
New Site Chosen for F E C Railway Station in Miami
At Wednesday's City Commission meeting a new site for the FEC Railway station was approved 3-2. The Miami ave and 20th st location, favored by Commissioner William W. Charles, edges out the Greater Miami Traffic association proposal north of Mhock. Final steps include a hearing before the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission and federal court consent. Charles noted 20th street widening poses little issue as most land is unimproved.
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FEC Railway
Miami Ave
20Th St
Greater Miami Traffic Association
William W. Charles
Perrine Palmer, Jr
Gaardner
East Coast Railway
Charles
The Eighty-first Congress and its new members
The statement previews the Eighty-first Congress with many veterans and a broad mix of occupations. It highlights demographics including war service, gender, and professional backgrounds, noting 26 ex-governors and 26 former House members in the Senate, and recalls Sam Rayburn’s warning about surprising capable members.
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Ite
Enator
Capitol Wi
House
Senate
Clinton D. McKinnon
California
San Diego
House of Representatives
List Congress
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Cafe Society Retains License After Late-Need Hours Change
The Cafe Society at 1994 NW 3rd Ave did not lose its license. Authorities had claimed in error that it would be closed at 5 am. The club will still operate with a 1 am closing time.
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Cafe Society
3Rd Ave
Budget Boost At Florida A and M College
The State Board of Control approved a budget for Florida A and M College totaling over 3 million dollars annually with an 85 percent increase. Direct appropriations exceed 1,020,000 and the college plans expanded training in journalism sociology political science economics social work and library science while doubling nursing education faculty and funding a new library. A five million dollar building program is nearing completion as President Gray seeks legislative approval for the plan.
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Florida A and M College
Gray
Woman’s Day at St Paul TME Church Honors Women
Mrs Walton Young Robinson of Dorsey High School spoke at St Paul TME Church Women's Day service last Sunday. The program theme was Woman's Place In Today's World. Mrs Elizabeth Espy served as chairman.
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Walton Young Robinson
Dorsey High School
St. Paul Tme Church
Elizabeth Espy
Protest Halting of Interracial Dance in Miami
The Young Progressives of America protest planned after Miami police halted an interracial dance last Friday at the Federation of Clubs on NW 4th Ave. About 1060 attendees, Negro and White, were told to leave or face charges. A delegation to meet City Manager Hart will include about 15 organizations.
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Miami
Young Progressives of America
Hart
Federation of Clubs
Set
Harry K. Willis
Young Progressive
Sinetta Anaieason
President Truman urged to end discrimination in D C playgrounds
A letter from the Anti Discrimination Committee of the Young Progressives of America asks President Truman to fulfill his civil rights pledge. It urges using the office to abolish segregation in the capital’s playgrounds and highlights voter expectations from his pre election position.
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Washington
ANP
Truman
District of Columbia
Young Progressives of America
The
United States
Robeson Clubs Sponsor Interracial Progress Group
Sponsored by the Paul Robeson clubs of the Young Progressives of which Harry McCartney is president. It is an interracial organization.
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Paul Robeson Clubs
Young Progressives
Harry McCartney
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