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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1952
Page
7
The Miami Times extends New Year wishes to patrons. It reflects on 1952 events including the Eisenhower election and the shift to the Republican Party. The editorial predicts changes with the new year, noting varied hopes for improvements and acceptance of typical political cycles.
New York reporter in Hull Quebec praises friendly Canadians and French culture as MGM artist Herb Kenny and his Rockets perform at Gatineau Country Club. Describes reception of Kenny and other stars, Canadian music tastes, and upcoming Montreal engagement. Mentions Joni James, Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington, and several acts in rotation across Ottawa, Harlem, and Broadway venues.
In Reidsville Georgia state troopers barred eleven Eastern women from visiting Rosa Lee Ingram at the penitentiary. An injunction from Judge Mel Price bans the group of six Black and five White women from within a mile of the prison. Ingram, serving a life term for a 1947 murder, drew protest from visitors and Civil Rights figures amid gubernatorial opposition.
Prosperity and happiness for everybody during 1953 is the wish of Just Browsin. Mr. Arthur W. Rollins, editor of the world s smallest newspaper, notes The Bimini Bugle visiting The Miami Times office this week.
A representative crowd gathered at the Bonded Collection Agency office on Monday as a plaque and scroll were presented to L. L. Brooks, head of the agency. Rev. R. A. Jackson of St. Paul A. M. E. Church performed the presentation with several witnesses offering congratulations. Brooks offered brief acceptance remarks. C. C. North, “Your man in the Street,” led the program.
Jess Harrington of Magnolia Park Opa-Locka Sustained injuries in January 1952 collision with a car driven by Mrs Cora Ward of Ft Lauderdale The Dade County Circuit Court awarded Harrington 4500 damages in the case The ruling reflects a civil damages award in a local Florida jurisdiction
Magnolia Park celebrates a new community library opening on December 20. The initial book collection was donated by Mrs. McIntosh, Librarian of Opa-Locka, with Mrs. Irma Sykles noted as a prominent community worker serving as librarian. Dorothy Brown leads the membership committee and invites enrollments.
Herbert Lee Williams of 1208 N Fifth Ave was arrested in Miami Beach on Monday charged with reckless driving after a collision involving two cars. Two persons were sent to the hospital.
A bus and a freight engine collided on the F E C tracks at 27th Avenue and S Dixie Highway on Monday. Damages were estimated at $1000 each. Mrs Ruth Allen of 6170 NW 62nd Terrace was treated at Jackson Memorial Hospital for injuries.
The Miami Herald featured Dr Kelsey Pharr with a strong write up on Saturday morning. Friends called in to offer congratulations, and the columnist joined in the praise, noting the well deserved recognition.
Citizens praise the holiday display on Second and Third avenues and applaud those responsible. Plan to expand the celebration on a larger scale in the future, aiming to involve more community members and sponsors.
A message invites readers to buy Orange Bowl tickets at the office located at 615 S. W. Second Avenue. Tickets are priced at 4.00 dollars, with remaining availability noted.
Walter Jackson of 1935 N. W. 74th Street lost plywood from his truck at 27th Avenue and 28th Street. Two women and a three year old boy on a bus bench were injured. The incident prompted medical attention at the scene.
County Solicitor-elect John Marsh, back from Washington, aims to prosecute 19 bolita operators and 500 writers if he can obtain original tax returns and Federal Gambling Stamp applications. The request for originals is being reviewed by the Internal Revenue department.
The reform consolidates immigration statutes enacted over five decades into a single framework. It maintains national origin quotas from the 1920 census and bears racial discrimination concerns. Analysts expect the new Congress to likely amend the law.
Mayor John Butler and Chamber of Commerce leaders lead civic brass in San Diego to greet Archie Moore, the new light heavyweight champion, back from his title win over Joey Maxim last week. Fans cheered as officials praised his victory and homecoming.
Ralph White president led a distribution of fruit by the Miami Negro Police Benevolent Association with volunteers aiding in preparation and delivery to community members amid ongoing efforts to support residents.
Mrs Clarice Reeves Littles, chairman of the Camp Fund of the Hibiscus Area Girls Scouts, will be the fourth guest speaker in the Know Your Neighbor Series. The public service program airs Sunday afternoon on WFEC from 2:15 p.m. and on radio at 12:20.
Temple Baptist Church officers thank the Masonic Family for support and acknowledge the Federation of Negro Clubs. Sunday services featured Christmas spirit. At 3 30 pm the Willing Workers Club sponsors a monthly program. Fort Lauderdale gospel group The Southern Travellers perform at 8 30 pm, billed as soul thrillers. public invited.
The Ushers' Union Association holds its December monthly meeting at New Hope Baptist Church on N. W. 13th Street and First Avenue near New Hope St. Luke and Mt. Olivette. Rev. Samuel, pastor, invites all members at 3:00 p.m. President David Hudson and Secretary Adele Bethel urge attendance.
Mr James Minnis traveled to Nassau Bahamas for his brother Sam Minnis funeral and has since returned to Miami.
Mrs. Ellen Wallace, noted Miami and Coconut Grove fraternal and religious worker, has been dealing with high blood pressure but shows improvement.
Police Ernest aes serves as business manager of the association and notes distribution of other gifts to children under 16 on Christmas Day.
City Manager E. A. Evans signed a contract with a New York firm for 2,889,000 dollars to build Miami's new incinerator. Construction is set to begin on schedule with 540 days allotted for completion.
Estella Campbella of 1815 NW 6th Ave was charged last week after her husband Jasper was found dead in their apartment. Officers say she admitted involvement.
Fred G. Minnis of this city joins four others filing suit in U S District Court Norfolk against Seaboard Air Line for being forced into a dirty cold segregated coach on the New York to Florida run at Jacksonville. Plaintiffs seek ten thousand dollars each claiming humiliation and denial of ventilation and toilet facilities as they moved to the Jim Crow car. Other plaintiffs include Pearl M. Smith Leroy F. Smith Roseto Roland and Anne Lovitts.
A group of Democratic women leaders gained access to tour the recently decorated White House interior before Mrs Eisenhower’s January era. The delegation included Mrs Bess Truman, retiring First Lady, and other prominent Democratic figures such as Mrs Mary Preston Stewart and Mrs Venice Spraggs. The tour showcased the new administration’s social space and signaled party activity in the transition period.
Langston Hughes recounts the 1951 Christmas murder of Harry Moore and his family in Mims Florida. The poem condemns white violence against Black rights workers, contrasts with the Christmas story, and pledges that freedom and democracy endure despite the killings.
A local Brownsville notice advertises child care and pickup services for working mothers. It promises proper care while parents work and provides a phone number and address for contact and pickup return.
Smith a bookkeeping employee along with Miss Rosetta Jamerson a stenographer and Mrs. Mary Gregory a volunteer worker are listed for their roles during the campaign.
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