Louis Agramonte Fight Promised To Draw $50,000 Gate
Promoter W H Peeples forecast an $8 50 top and a $50,000 gate for the Joe Louis Omelio Agramonte 10 rounder set February 7 at Miami Stadium. The arena plans 17 000 seats with general admission 2 50. Louis is training in Liberty City with early morning roadwork. Joe flew to Havana for talks with Cuban reporters and radio men. The Bomber begins drills on the 25th, gym location not yet chosen.
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Williams vs Wright at Yaley Park boxing card
A midweek boxing event at Yaley Park in New York features Williams versus Wright in the headline heavyweight bout. Wright carries a strong record into the ring, Williams weighs 190 pounds, and a 10 event season card includes a battle royal with general admission 1.50, reserved 2.00, and ringside 3.00. Promoter Duke Slater says Joe Louis and manager Marshall Miles will be ringside.
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Dr Percy L Julian Receives High Honor in Chicago
Dr Percy L Julian, 51, renowned Chicago chemist, named winner of the 1950 Distinguished Merit Award from the Decalogue Society of Lawyers. The society of 1,600 Jewish lawyers and judges has awarded the honor to only nine others since 1932, with past recipients including Wendell Willkie and Frank Knox. The award will be presented at a March dinner.
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Rev Vernon Johns to Speak at King of Clubs Forum
The King of Clubs Winter Forum Series third program at Ebenezer Methodist Church in the afternoon features Rev Vernon Johns of Dexter Ave Baptist Church Montgomery Alabama. He will discuss Academic and Cultural Shams citing his education at Virginia Union Oberlin Chicago and Virginia Seminary and his past pastoral roles.
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Missionary and educator noted in protest over housing project
The Rev. whites protest housing rezoning as 38 acre site near NW 67th to 71st streets and 25th to 37th avenues seeks a $4 million, 500 unit project. Despite angry residents and pending zoning board decision, work is slated to start March 1 as Dorsey High planned chorus, directed by Prof. Linton Berrien, performs.
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Schenley Wins Race Relations Award
New York The Geore W. Carver Memorial Institute presented Lewis S. Rosenstiel, board chairman of Schenley Industries, Inc., its 1950 gold award for contribution to the betterment of race relations. Rosenstiel was praised for establishing prejudice-free opportunity in his firm. He received the medal at the Park Sheraton Hotel from the 1949 winner, Jackie Robinson.
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Delta Rhythm Boys Thrive At Miami Beach Engagement
The world famous Delta Rhythm Boys, fresh from a European tour, wow the late crowd at Alan Gale's Celebrity Club on Miami Beach. The vocal group attracts praise for a wide repertoire of classic, romantic and novelty numbers during a two week engagement.
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Chicago Building Commish Put On Spot In Fire Probe
Chicago building commissioner Roy T. Christiansen faced questions from three colored members of a blue ribbon coroner's jury probing a tenement fire that killed eight Negroes. Jurors noted the fire’s electrical wiring hadn’t been inspected in 11 years and pressed for accountability while the owner Henry Nierman refused to talk. Christiansen said the Edison electric utility inspected the wiring and claimed it was not the city’s duty.
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