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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1949

Page

16

Ewing Blasts Medical School Segregation

Federal Security Administrator Oscar R. Ewing denounced racial segregation in hospitals and medical schools during a Waldorf Astoria dinner address. He cited barriers for Negro students and criticized the American Medical Association over national health insurance, calling the AMA stance outdated.

NEW York ANP Oscar R. Ewing Sydenham Hospital Waldorf Astoria Howard and Meharry Ewing Gallinger Hospital American Medical Association

AME Approves 100000 Program For Shorter College

Delegates of the Arkansas-Oklahoma AMA conference at Bethel AME church in Little Rock approved a 100000 educational program for Shorter college. The plan allocates 40000 for a new home economics building and equipment, 50000 for operational expenses, and 10000 for housing and lot purchases near campus. The meeting, led by Bishop W A Fountain of Atlanta, drew 27 presiding elders and 700 pastors with 100 lay representatives. speakers included Bishop J H Clay Dr Robert Alexander and Shorter faculty members Z Z Driver and C M Mayes.

Little Rock ANP Bethel Ame W. A. Fountain Atlanta J. H. Clay Tennessee-Kentucky Robert Alexander Z. Z. Driver C. M. Mayes

New Year Ball Planned by Miami Bartenders Club

The Bartenders Club of Miami will stage its first Annual New Years Ball at 2 30 AM January 1 in the Crystal Ballroom of the Harlem Square Club. Ernest Bellamy says 1949 will see expanded aid to the needy, with a roster including Sandy Green and Samuel Anderson among others. Seagrams Seven Crown distributor D L Bellamy lauds the club as cooperative and generous to charitable groups.

Greater Miami Bartenders Club of Harlem Square Club Ernest Bellamy Sandy Green Samuel Anderson Thomas Thompson Charlie Davie Billie Smith Vance Dixon Leroy Scott Bernard Herring Jergell Williams Willie Mae Owens Ray Foster Charles McClendon Jack O’dell William Harris C. A. Irvin Willie Bill Rivers Davie D. L. Bellamy Miami Crown Distributing Company Seagram 7 Crown Bartenders Club Mr. Bellamy Crystal Ballroom

Postal worker reinstated after loyalty board order

Frank Barnes, a suspended Santa Monica postal employee, is shown with his wife Mrs. Barnes NAACP attorney Harold Sinclair and Loren Miller as he studies the Loyalty Board order reinstating him. The case arose after Barnes faced disloyalty charges tied to his drive for Negro employment at a new department store.

Frank Barnes Santa Monica Cal Eral Loyalty Board Barnes NAACP Harold Sinclair Loren Miller

Harlem Leaders Plan Use Of Vacant Lots As Play Areas

Harlem civic leaders formed the Lot Playground Association to convert 50 vacant Harlem lots into playgrounds for children who play in the streets. The group met in Borough President Hugo Rogers office and seeks early use with city officials and owners cooperation.

Harlem NEW York ANP Hugo E. Rogers Lot Playground Associa Tion, Inc

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