Police Launch Clean Up Drive in City
An all-time record 155 cases were listed for trial in Judge John D. Johnson’s Municipal Court Monday. Police announced a city wide clean up of loitering spots and questionable places, warning that anyone found there without a good reason will be investigated and jailed. Miss Mary Mandral and Robert Lewis Taylor were charged with disorderly conduct after a disturbance at Mandral’s apartment. Taylor admitted an affair with Mandral in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Johnson
Mary Mandral
N. W. 6Th Street
Apt. No. 6
Robert Lewis Taylor
Mary Elizabeth Hotel
Miss Mandral
Willie Nicholson
R. Thompson
Nicholson
Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Man Denies Affair After Puerto Rican Visit
In a Monday morning court hearing, Taylor insisted no physical fight occurred with the other man found by Miss Mandral. He claimed blood came from breaking a window and a cut to himself, while blood on Mandral’s clothes stemmed from a passion attack when he entered the apartment and encountered the other man. The judge fined Mandral and Taylor $75 or 30 days in jail. Other cases included Ernest Bartley with carrying a concealed knife fined $50 or 30 days. Joseph Pratt drunk and disorderly fined $36 or 14 days. Quinton, Ford, and Peeples disorderly conduct sleeping on private property with varied fines. Peeples' fine suspended. Additional penalties: James Williams reckless driving $50 or 20 days. John Dean drunk and disorderly plus gambling with $50 or 20 days on first charge. Mosie Maddox and James Edward Evans carrying concealed weapons $50 or 20 days each and weapons confiscated. Ellis Carter dis orderly conduct and sleeping on private property fined $26 or 10 days.
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Miss Mandral
Taylor
Johnson
Joseph Quinton
Charlie Ford
Homer Peeples
Quinton
Ford
Peeples
James Williams
John Dean
Mosie Maddox
James Edward Evans
Ellis Carter
March of Dimes Tea by Alpha Delta Chapter
Members of Alpha Delta Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa will hold the annual March of Dimes Tea on Sunday January 27 from 4 to 6 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Leroy C Brown 7000 NW 13th Ave Public invited All proceeds go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Chapter
Phi Delta Kappa
Leroy C. Brown
13Th Ave
Beach Zetas Hostesses Observe Founder’s Day
Zetas from Miami join Ft Lauderdale sisters for a Sunday motorcade to West Palm Beach to worship at Tabernacle Baptist Church then attend a luncheon with testimonials. Amici and Amicettes from Miami accompany the group along with Archonian Club members and Phi Beta Sigma Charters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiami Zetas
Ft. Daaucherdale
West Palm Beach
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Division
9Th St
Zetas of
Miami Zetas
Amici
Zeta
Amicettes
Archonian Club
Phi Beta Sigma
First Negro ophthalmologist joined Florida state panel
Dr. John O Brown, ophthalmologist at 1121 NW Third Ave, Miami, was unanimously approved for membership at a Jan 3 Seville Hotel meeting. He is the first Black ophthalmologist to join the Panel of Ophthalmologists, a state agency aiding medically indigent eye patients and those needing surgery to restore sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye Medical Advisory Committee of
Florida
Council For the Blind
John O. Brown
Third Ave
Seville Hotel
Miami Beach
Brown
Dr. Ae
George J Emanuele
Dr. Brown
Hugh G. Gaffney
South Florida
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Betty
Beatrice Burroughs
William Burroughs
70Th St
Beatrice
Florida A and M University
Tallahassee
Miami
Elliott J. Pieze
Times
March OF Dimes
Beach Zetas
ZETAS
Miami Carver
N.W
3Rd Ave
Edwin Williams, Mgr
Consult
Dennis Smith
Complete Realty
Baker’s Famous Corner
15Th Avenue
W. C. Baker
Little Ciara Jay - Papa
Barkley
Yardly
Paris
Barkley’s
3Rd Avenue
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