23 Dec 1950
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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1950
Page
1
A judge named Willard admonishes youths over refusing to pay for gas, prompting comment on personal responsibility and public conduct. The case highlights accountability and potential legal consequences for refusals to settle utility charges.
Albert Sonny Boy West a 21 year old Washington D C lightweight died after a Wednesday night kayo by Percy Bassett. He was knocked out in the seventh round and hit his head on the ring floor. He was survived by his wife Jessie and a daughter Sharon. A newborn is expected.
Plans for a January 19 benefit dance and talent show at Harlem Square ballroom to aid the March of Dimes annual campaign. Details to be announced later as organizers urge public resolve for world peace.
In a wartime reflection Bunche states that blame rests with both peaceful and aggressive actors among peoples and governments. He argues for collective responsibility and urges caution to prevent further conflict. The remark emphasizes universal accountability in the path to peace.
In Ocala a barroom shooting left Nealy with a bullet through chest and heart. he survived. Police hold Henry Parrish without formal charges as investigation continues into the Monday incident.
Paul Robeson petitions the Federal District Court to compel the State Department to allow him to travel overseas. The singer claims a Communist sponsored World Peace initiative is involved and seeks government action to permit his departure.
Plans are set for the Cosmopolitan Golf Association holiday tournament at Miami Springs Golf Course. Qualifying on Christmas Day, final on New Year’s Day with a $1.50 green fee and $0 entry, entries accepted for players unable to attend on New Year’s Day. Also noted are two Miami entertainment items with Sarah Vaughn and Bennie Green backstage at Birdland.
Miami residents rush Christmas shopping and greetings fill the air as local officials consider easing curfew rules for the season. The festive mood contrasts with wartime disruptions, but community cheer remains strong through December.
A Miami convict named Barnes, held on a fault with intent to murder, was shot and killed Tuesday during an escape attempt from a road department camp near Palatka. A coroner's jury investigates. The fragment also notes a 1947 stabbing charge against Barnes of Alfred H. Hall during a holdup, with Hall seeking help after severe injuries.
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