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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1952

Page

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Immediate Action Sought On Vocational School

Dade County School Board pressed for quick decisions after advisory committee members backed Carver Village as site No 1 for a new vocational school. The June 26 memo outlines why the 20 acre Carver Village area is preferred, citing accessibility expansion potential and lower cost versus alternative sites.

Dade County School Board Walter C. Pinkston Miami Urban League Melvin R. Jackson Angus W. Graham James Noel D. R. Snyder Carver Village

Miami condem nation suit on Carver Village dismissed

The city of Miami’s condemnation suit against Carver Village and adjacent lands was dismissed without prejudice by Judge W A Herin. The vacant 40 acres may host a new Negro vocational school while housing officials eye sites for White low cost housing. Residents face displacement as the county considers expansion of private Negro housing and awaits a slum clearance report.

Snyder City of Miami Carver Village W. A. Herin Citizens Advisory Committee Miami Housing Authority City Commission Knight Manor Victor Levine Levine Vocational School Committee Housing Authority Brownsville

Gulf State Dental Auxiliary hosts prep for Houston convention

In Texas preparations for the National Dental Auxiliary convention in August unfold as the Auxiliary meets with the National Dental Association in Houston. The Gulf State Dental Association of Texas Auxiliary hosts a meeting with Mrs. C. E. Jeter of Orange as president, surrounded by leaders from Tyler Dallas Waco San Antonio and Houston.

Texas National Dental Auxiliary National Dental Association Houston Tex Gulf State Dental Association of Texas C. E. Jetér Orange Hos Tess Group Mesdames E. L. Francis Tyler G. H. Radford Waco J. L. Peacock E. W. Cobb Taylor I. T. Hunter Jeter W. W. Hurd San Antonio A. E. Hughes Dallas L. M. Lister the Auxiliary W. T. Burke C. T. Ewell C. L. Barnes L. L. Smith ANP

Arrest W Brown Charged in 1948 Murder

Willie Brown, 34, is booked on a charge of shooting to death Lucille Clayton, 33, in a 1948 killing over $2. Clayton lived at 190642 NW Second Ave. Brown was arrested in High Point, North Carolina after authorities traced him by fingerprints.

Willie Brown Lucille Clayton Second Ave Brown High Point N.C

Man Dies From Knife Wounds in Kendall Quarters

George Robinson, 55, died Saturday from neck knife wounds in a fight in the Rice quarters at Kendall. He was dead on arrival at Jackson Memorial hospital. County police held J. C. Donnard, 47, for murder investigation in connection with the incident following an argument over money.

George Robinson Rice Kendall Jackson Memorial Hospital J. C. Donnard

Detroit man gets probation after death of four year old

Detroit recording judge Paul E. Krause sentenced Robert Lewis, 33, to five years probation with 60 days in the Detroit House of Correction and a $1,000 fine after a jury found him guilty of manslaughter in the death of Victoria Heard, a four year old boarder in Lewis and his wife’s boarding house. Victoria fell ill the day after Lewis beat her for failing to tell the truth about striking Estelle Smith, five, with a toy phone.

Detroit ANP Robert Lewis Detroit House of Correction Recorder's Paul E. Krause Lewis Victoria Heard Victoria Estelle Smith

Kindergarten Crowns 1952 Kings and Queens

Little Miss Doris Barns and Master Edwin Pinder were elected to reign as King and Queen of Cox Kindergarten for 1952. Attendants are Little Miss Earline Gibbons and Daniel Brown. The prize winning tots attend under supervision of Mrs. B. E. Cox and Mrs. R. L. Walton at 1814 NW 5th Ct.

Doris Barns Edwin Pinder Cox Kindergarten Earline Gib Daniel Brown Tots B. E. Cox R. L. Walton 5Th Ct

Interracial Servicemen Center Opens in Miami

The Welfare Planning Council and Elks Lodge 948 open a downtown Miami servicemen center in the Elks Club lobby at 9 NE Third St. Dedication on July Fourth at noon with Col James L. Daniel Jr thanking organizers. Lounge hours begin noon to 9 pm daily, 10 am to 10 pm on Fridays, and extended hours thereafter. Mayor Chelsie Senerchia presides. Mrs. Stanley Milledge leads the dedication.

Miami Welfare Planning Council The Elks Club Third St Planning Council Elks Lodge Chelsie Senerchia Stanley Milledge

Foul Play Or Negligence In Gas Death

Miami police probe the death of Charles Lee Jones 25 found dead in his half-brother’s house after exterminators gassed the place under a nylon tent. Autopsy pending tests to confirm methyl bromide fumes as the cause.

Miami Charles Lee Jones Jones 6Th Ave Charles Ae Exterminating Company

Mrs Moore Receives Spingarn Medal for Son’s Work

Oklahoma City reports Rosa B. Moore accepted the Spingarn Medal on behalf of her martyred son Harry T. Moore, acknowledging his NAACP leadership and the need to advance equality. She urged ongoing efforts to end prejudice.

Oklahoma City Spingarn The National Association Rosa B. Moore Jacksonville Fla Harry T. Moore Florida NAACP

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