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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1951
Page
3
Editorial piece argues the side faces mounting pressure and must adapt strategy to survive. It cites internal divisions and external challenges, urging decisive action, unity, and clear goals to turn the situation around. The column frames the hardships as a test of resolve for the organization.
The speaker argues the nation faces a war for survival and must embrace austerity to defend liberty and curb a high living standard that weakens resolve. He cites Truman, warns against decadence, and calls back to plain living and sober national sacrifice to withstand communist pressure.
Y-Teens of the Murrell Branch YWCA plan a Leaders Training Institute on Saturday January 20 at Goulds Junior High School Florida. Morning program features Goulds principal Robie George on leadership. Afternoon sessions include delegate job discussions with Anthony Twine and others guiding activities. Recreation and singing led by University of Miami students. Chairing duties assigned to Sue Lawrence Albertha Hicks and Gracie Wright. Registration overseen by Audrey Reed Constance Brown and Veronica Dean. Expects attendance over 100 with Hi-Y clubs invited.
A poem from an adversarial voice portrays a brutal figure labeled as a stool getter who guides lynching in a white mansion. The speaker, speaking as an insider from the opposite side, calls the leader a human rat and questions the morality of those who permit his authority. The verse links the leader to deadly acts against Black victims and hints at racial contempt.
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