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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1952

Page

5

Look Rape Case Reaches N C High Court

RALEIGH North Carolina ANP The U S Supreme Court may decide if a Negro looking at a white woman is a crime Mack Ingram a 45 year old sharecropper was convicted of assault by leer and by chase of 17 year old Willa Jean Boswell An all white jury convicted him after a hung jury in Yanceyville first trial The case has drawn NAACP help to seek a new hearing and the state supreme court ruling is being appealed if needed.

Raleigh N.C ANP U. S. Supreme Court Mack Ingram North Carolina Supreme Court High Court State Supreme Court Ingram Leer Chase Willa Jean Boswell

Eisenhower Promises Unity in Labor and Nation

Critics from both parties tire of waiting as Democrats and Republicans labor toward consensus. Taft Meany talks, Durkin meets CIO and AFL. Eisenhower quietly builds an administration ready to move. He seeks deeds over words, aiming for citizenship progress for all groups and a united national effort. Good luck, Ike.

New York Global General Eisenhower Republican Party Repu Robert A. Taft George Meany American Federation of Labor Labor Martin Durkin CIO AFL Exis Eisenhower Big Mr. Little Ike Korea

Bunche rules out Washington role amid UN praise

Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, head of the United Nations trusteeship division, said he has not been offered any job by President-elect Eisenhower and intends to remain with the UN. Speaking at the Pigskin Club banquet near National Airport, he called the UN the world’s only hope for peace and said most Americans want the U.S. to stay in the UN and support its success.

Washington ANP Ralph J. Bunche United Nations Division of Trusteeship Eisenhower United Nations National Airport Gen Dr. Bunche United States Bunche

Liberian Government Pays 150000 On Lend Lease

The Liberian Government paid 150000 to the United States for lend lease expenditures on the Free Port of Monrovia. The port, opened in 1948, cost 20000000 to build and is expected to be repaid from port operations. The main wharf is 2000 feet, accommodating four freighters or tank ships, with cargo capacity about 200000 tons yearly.

United States Monrovia Clarence L. Simpson Africa Tte

Richmond to Have Modern 11-Story Hospital

Plans for a five million dollar tuberculosis and general hospital for Negroes in Virginia emerge after approval by the State Art Commission. Jointly funded by the state health department and the Medical College of Virginia, the 11 story building will sit north of Marshall Street near the Viau duct and St Philip hospital, with two three story wings and a sun deck for TB patients.

Richmond Virginia State Art Commission State Health Department Medical College of Virginia St. Philip Hospital St. Philip Medical College of Virginia Hospital Marshall Street

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