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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1949

Page

5

State Beverage Dept Cuts 36 From Eight Districts

The State Beverage department ordered a cut in personnel of 36 from eight districts, effective June 27. In the eighth district are Enola H. Duncan of Miami, Roger E. Fox of Miami, Wm. G. Hardy of Ft. Lauderdale, C. O. Hart Sr. of West Palm Beach, Harry B. Houf of Coral Gables, C. J. McCormick of Hialeah, Tom Wood of E. Palm Beach, and E. F. Morris of North Miami Beach.

The State Beverage Department Enola H. Duncan Terrace Miami Roger E. Fox 37Th St

Contest Winners Thank Friends

The St. Paul AME Church Baby Contest by the J. B. Epperson Board raised funds for a public speaking system. First prize went to Glenn Edwin Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor of 6236 NW 14th Ave, and second prize to Gloria Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Allen of 189 NW 15th St.

J. B. Epperson St. Paul Ame Glenn Edwin Taylor James Taylor 14Th Ave Gloria Ann Elizabeth O. J. Allen 15Th St

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude From Folk and Arrington Family

Card of thanks from Ben Folk and the Arrington Family gratefully acknowledge thoughtful consideration and sincere sympathy that lightened the burden during a trying time.

Ben Folk the Arrington

Funds support first United Negro College Fund drive in Louisville

Mr. W C Buford of Mammoth Life and Accident Insurance presents a $500 check to Frank L Stanley Louisville Co Chairman, kickstarting the sixth annual appeal aiding 31 private colleges nationwide. Merrill H Utley chairs Louisville for 1949. John D Rockefeller Jr National Council chair. F P D Patterson Tuskegee Institute president Fund chair. The year’s goal is $1,400 to fund scholarships, library and classroom equipment, teaching salaries, health programs and building needs.

W.C. Buford Mammoth Life and Accident Insurance Company Louisville United Negro College Fund Kentucky Frank L. Stanley Mer Rill H. Utley Standard Oil of John D. Rockefeller, Jr National Council F. PD. Patterson Tuskegee Institute of Alabama

Crossword Style Clue List From Mixed Fragments

A compact clue set appears listing office workers humble symbol for union public notice printer s measure disdain fairy queen delivers men dreams thoroughfare abbreviated disclose debt personal pronoun regret preposition ancient Italian people thus and thus on aet toward towards

Altercation Ends in Fatal Throat Cutting at Liberty City Park

Harold Blatch and Edgar Turner, both of Liberty City, argued over buying a drink at the Liberty City Amusement Park. Blatch stabbed Turner in the throat, severing the jugular vein, and Turner died at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Blatch is jailed awaiting trial after a preliminary hearing. Turner’s body was sent to Lakeland for funeral services.

Harold Blatch Edgar Turner Liberty City Turner Blatch Jackson Memorial Hospital Sudenly Lakeland Good Neighbor Funeral Home

Jamaican Deported After Work In Smuggling Ring

Veronica Reid of Jamaica was ordered to return home and receive three years probation by Judge John W. Holland for work in an alien-smuggling ring led by Edward Stewart of New York. Stewart is jailed for his role. nine Jamaicans have been repatriated, with reports noting possible British involvement.

Kingston Jamaica BWI ANP Veronica Reid John W. Holland Edward Stewart New York United States Stewart America

Noted Catholic U Anthropologist Dies

Washington reports the death of monsignor John M. Cooper a noted Catholic University anthropologist whose work challenged myths about the Negro race and argued there is no difference between the races of mankind.

Washington ANP John M. Cooper Catholic University

YMCA Recruitment Ad Sparks Community Interest

A bold recruitment call invites readers to join the YMCA. The notice highlights membership benefits, including fitness programs, youth activities, and community services aimed at fostering health and camaraderie within the neighborhood.

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Gloria Allen Edwin Taylor Liberty Lodge B.P.C.E Elks Home N. W 18Th Ave ALL Elks John Fernandez E. R Louis Wilkerson Sec’y A. C. Gordon Ritz Theatre SUN Humphrey Bogart Willard Motley Edward G. Robinson Burt Lancaster YMCA Table of Jupiter Tampa Florida 4011 Sth Street Jackson Heights
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