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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1956

Page

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Negro Democrats Walk Out Over Lowry Speech in Duval

In Duval County, 22 Black members of the Democratic Executive Committee walked out during a meeting after retired Lt. Gen. Sumpter Lowry of Tampa spoke against racial integration. Isadore Singleton led the walkout, citing felt vilification and lack of tolerance for white views, while White members remained.

Gro Duval County Democratic Executive Committee Sumpter L. Lowry, Jr Tampa Lowry Isadore Singleton Edgar W. Waybright Sr Waybright Simpleton Singleton

Ervin Seeks Delay Over UF Law School Integration

Attorney General Ervin petitioned the Florida Supreme Court Tuesday on behalf of the board of control for until July 2 to file evidence on whether the University of Florida Law School can admit Negroes. The petition was set for Sunday July 16 with a six month extension request seen as stall. The state court is expected to follow the attorney general’s views. Ervin told the court that a

Ervin Florida Supreme Court Board of Control University of Florida Law School Sing Op Sear

Boston Tar Neby Famed Boxer Ford Dies at 76

Ford 76 once dubbed Boston Tar Neby died Thursday in a Cambridge nursing home. A long career saw him face top boxers of his era, chiefly heavyweights, though he weighed about 162 pounds at his peak. In 1906 at 145 pounds he lost a 15 round decision to Jack Johnson, who later became heavyweight champ.

Ford Boston Cambridge Jack Johnson Ens

Florida Supreme Court ruling on desegregation at University

The State Supreme Court ruled on October 19 that Negroes could not be admitted to the all White University of Florida until a determination was made whether there would be harmful effects.

State Supreme Court University of Florida

Paratrooper Saves Soldier From Death At Mass Jump

Private first class Leslie Smith of Cleveland Ohio is hailed for halting a failed parachute during a mass airborne jump at Fort Campbell Kentucky. Smith grasped Sgt James Clossons plunging chute and both men landed safely amid anxious spectators including Brig Gen Joe Stilwell Jr. No medal but four promotions followed for Smith's action and the 11th Airborne Division unit badge.

FT. Cambell Leslie Smith Cleveland Ohio 188Th 11Th Airborne Division Joe Stilwell Jr Smith Sgt James Closson White Everett Mass Smith Smith Closson

Youth Dies from Gas Fumes in Atlanta Housing Project

Ellis J. Adams, 19, was found dead from gas asphyxiation in Liberty Square Housing Project unit 1364 N W 62nd Terrace. Neighbors reported a strong gas odor, a lit stove top, and a nonviolent scene before authorities arrived. homicide declined, ruling accidental death. Martha Tillman, the deceased’s grandmother, was away in Georgia. Range Funeral Home handling arrangements.

Ellis J. Adams N.W William McBride E. Bush R. Gow Adams Martha Tillman Georgia Range Funeral Home

Porgy and Bess Debuts to Rapt Moscow Audience

The touring American Negro Company of Gershwin’s opera Porgy and Bess opened in Moscow to a standing ovation from an overflowing crowd. The production drew praise for its artistry and sparked discussion on Russian American cultural ties during the opening night performance.

Moscow Gershwin Opera Porgy and Bess John Foster Dulles State Department

Controversial slaying ruled justifiable amid tensions in city

Report covers a police shooting case in which Fadia Nichols, 33, was killed by Officer C. B. Campanella after a supermarket robbery. Peace Justice Hugh DeVal Jr. ruled it justifiable homicide. Witnesses say multiple suspects were in area. no gun found on Nichols. The piece also notes boxing promoter plans and an interstate segregation debate on Florida trains.

Fadia Nichols Nec Hugh DeVal Jr. Nichols Sixth Ave Officr C. B Campanella Nichols

Rev Robbins Ralph Second Forum Speaker

Those who missed the opening program of the King of Clubs Winter Forum Series can attend this Sunday to hear Rev. Robbins Ralph, associate superintendent of the Florida Congregational Conference, discuss preparing for life's greatest adventure namely marriage. The talk targets students and young married couples and aims to inform all readers. Attendees at Northwestern High dedication can hear the principal speaker and Carver High music beforehand.

Atty. S. D. Weissbach Robbins Ralph Florida Congregational Conference Ralph Northwestern High Carver High

Virginia votes for public funds for private schools

Virginia voters approved a plan to fund tuition for parents who keep children in non integrated schools. The measure allows counties to abandon public schools for desegregation resistant districts and could trigger legal challenges from civil rights groups. observers doubt the plan’s practicality amid church and Lutheran council objections.

Virginia Virginia Council of Churches National Lutheran Council Fee

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