Just Browsin Art Exhibit by Women’s Sav ing Club
The Charity Committee of the Young Women's Progressive Saving Club presents an art exhibit Sunday afternoon July 15 from 4 to 6 at the Terry Art Institute 4344 NW 27th Ave Proceeds go to the Boy Scouts Camp and the Dunbar Nursery Officers include Adelene Cousin chair Ruth Pierce secretary Rosa Lee Ghent treasurer Junita Shepherd refreshment chair.
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Young Women’s Progressive Saving Club
Terry Art Institute
27Th Ave
Boy Scouts Camp
Dunbar Nursery
Adelene Cousin
Ruth Pierce
Rosa Lee Ghent
Junita Shepherd
Warren Versus O Conor Drama Dominates Florida News
The Florida Governor Fuller Warren testifying before the O'Conor Committee becomes a focal point as observers label the drama Warren versus O'Conor. Taxpayers grow fed up while debate over contempt citations and oath questions continues amid a wider local cultural note. Miami social updates follow, including Earl Sawyer's play delaying opening to August 10 at the Modern Theatre and several visit notices from Cincinnati and Cairo residents.
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Warren
Florida
Miami
Earl Sawyer
Modern Theatre
Peace in Korea Armistice Talks Continue Amid Tense Stalemate
The world watches United Nations and Red China delegates in Korea as they seek an armistice. Progress is slow with hard demands from both sides while Koreans suffer and Americans are killed. Communists push more troops and equipment, raising the stakes if talks collapse. Hope remains for a definite agreement and a soon armistice.
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Korea
United Nations
Red China
Negro Residences at Miami Beach Proposal
Miami Beach tax assessor J N Lummus proposes opening South of Fifth Street to Negro housing development to raise values and meet a real need. He notes many Negro workers are employed at Miami Beach but few reside there. the idea warrants further consideration.
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C. G. Benning
The
Miami Herald
J. N. Lummus
Miami Beach
Fifth Street
Mrs Lee at Miami U
Mrs Ora D Lee attends a progressive summer at Miami University Oxford Ohio after a creative arts workshop with consultant Mr J Bond of England. A former Florida teacher leader and District Eight president, she plans to return to Palm Beach County by mid August and welcomes letters from friends.
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Henry S. Ware
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jessie Williams
16Th St
Miami
Ware
Anna Louise Merritt
Deland
Fla
Deloris Hill
Cairo
Washington High School
Mack Graves
65Th Terrace
Constance Smith
Virginia Beach
Miss Hill
Booker T. Washington High School
Raphy Williams
Ora D. Lee
N. Campus Avenue
Oxford
Lee
Palm Beach County
New Negro Juvenile Aid Bureau Proposed in Miami Budget
Police Chief Walter E Headley announced that a Negro juvenile aid bureau is included in the Miami city budget under review by the city commission. The plan envisions three Negro officers for the unit, details await budget approval, and officials have yet to decide if it will be under Captain Louis A Allen who currently heads the juvenile bureau.
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Juvenile Aid Bureau
Walter E. Headley
Negro Juvenile Aid Bureau
Miami City Commission
Walter H. Beckham
Headley
Louis A. Allen
Drama at St Marys Church presents An Old Fashion Mother
St Marys Junior Church stages a three act drama titled An Old Fashion Mother at St Mary Wesleyan Methodist Church Friday July 20 at 8 p.m. Admission 25 and 50 cents. Mrs Chas E Gibson sponsors the event.
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St. Mary’s Junior Church
St. Mary Wesleyan Methodist Church
Chas. E. Gibson
Trade Move Sought by Commissioners for Funds
Commissioners are urged to push a trade proposal to secure needed money. The request highlights financial shortfalls and the potential impact on local projects and budgets. Stakeholders emphasize timely approval and clear terms to avoid delays.
National League Wins All Star Game in Big Don Newcombe Shine
National League takes the All Star game as Dodgers fans cheer. Don Newcombe proves himself a strong pitcher, delivering standout performance for his league and team.
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National
Dodger
Don Newcombe
Weekend stabbing claims William Jackson in Opa Locka
William Jackson aged about in his home area 2310 NW 166th Street Opa Locka was stabbed in a dispute at Case Society 1914 NW 3rd Avenue. His wife Sarah Jackson was arrested and held on the charge.
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William Jackson
166Th St
Opa Locka
Jackson
Case Society
3Rd Ave
Sarah Jackson
Attorney Anna Brenna Myers Seeks Circuit Judge Post
Among those seeking the office of Circuit Judge is Atty Anna Brenna Myers. It wouldn't be a bad idea if Governor Fuller Warren bows his head in her favor.
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Atty
Anna Brenna Myers
Fuller Warren
Ex-Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan Stays In News Longevity Raised
Former sheriff Jimmy Sullivan remains a frequent news figure as questions about his ongoing presence persist while federal representatives—Uncle Sam’s—continue their measured pace in addressing related matters.
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Jimmy Sullivan
Uncle Sam
Governor Warren Faces Pressure From Crime Commission
Governor Warren fights back against the Crime Commission and the O'Connor Committee as they press for more probes. Observers say further moves could challenge his political grip and test his maneuvering skills.
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Warren
Crime Commission
O’connor Committee
Houstons Announce Daughter Geraldine Elaine Reese Marriage
Lt. Alvin T. Houston and Mrs. T. Bayles Houston visit Miami to share news of their daughter Geraldine Elaine Reese marrying Hanford Sinclair Allen. The couple’s nuptials symbolize a family milestone amid social circles.
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Alvin T. Houston
Miami
T. Bayles Houston
Houstons
Geraldine Elaine Reese
Hanford Sinclair Allen
Marriage of Leonora Braynon and Leroy Smith at St Agnes
A large crowd gathered last Thursday at St. Agnes church to witness the marriage of Leonora Braynon leading soloist of the St Agnes choir and Leroy Alexander Smith. Archdeacon John E Culmer conducted the ceremony.
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St. Agnes Church
Leonora Braynon
St. Agnes
Leroy Alexander Smith
John E. Culmer
Ray Robinson Loses Title To Randy Turpin in Europe
Popular middleweight Ray Robinson loses his title to British champion Randy Turpin on Tuesday. Robinson concedes he was beaten by the better man, and observers note his recent poor form. A return match is expected in September as Robinson aims for a stronger showing.
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Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
Ray
Jersey Joe Walcott to challenge Charley title on July 18
The article notes Jersey Joe Walcott will bid again for Ezzard Charley's title on July 18. It quotes Walcott's motto about perseverance and suggests the primary winner will gain only prize money, while praising Walcott's effort.
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Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charley
Joe
Mr W C Cogdell Visits Miami Times Office
Mr W C Cogdell recently named assistant supervisor of Negro schools was a pleasant visitor at the Miami Times office. Mr and Mrs Percy A Styles are remodeling their two story home at 550 NW 20th St.
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W. C. Cogdell
Miami Times
Percy A. Styles
20Th St
Reeves and Jollice celebrate family vacation plan
Mr and Mrs H E S Reeves and Dr and Mrs C M Jolli vette with two children Gina and Russ depart Thursday for a 10 day vacation at American Beach Fernandina.
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H. E. S. Reeves
C. M. Jollivette
Gina
Russ
American Beach
Fernandina
Dazzling Elks Popularity Contest Sparks Rivalry
The Daughter Rulers event heats up as candidates Josephine Dunn Ellen Taylor and Mae Wood Tucker vie for top honors. Community interest soars while fans await a clear winner in this local pageant.
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Elks
Josephine Dunn
Ellen Taylor
Mae Wood Tucker
Dr I P Davis Journey to Tuskegee Institute
Dr I P Davis left Wednesday evening for a visit to Tuskegee Institute in Tuskegee Alabama. He was accompanied by his sister in law Miss Grace Stirrup.
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I. P. Davis
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee Ala
Grace Stirrup
Church of the Incarnation moves to new church site
The Church of the Incarnation led by Rev. John J. Jarrett moved services from the Liberty City community center to a new church building on 17th Ave and 69th St. A large gathering attended the service with a procession and blessing, and Bishop Henry I. Louittit will confirm a fine class of candidates next Sunday.
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Church of the Incarnation
John J. Jarrett
Liberty City
17Th Ave
69Th St
Jarrett
Henry I. Louittit
Portier to wed and visit Bahamas relatives
Sydney Portier, noted star of No Way Out, will take his wife Juanita Hardy to the Bahamas to visit Portier relatives. Mrs Portier was a visitor to Miami last winter.
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Sydney Portier
Juanita Hardy
Bahamas
District meeting of Church of God in Christ convenes at Coconut Grove
The District meeting led by Elder A Wells District Superintendent and Elder James Nelson Overseer gathers at Coconut Grove on July 18. Mother L Henderson leads the Women's work in charge.
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Church of God In Christ
A. Wells
James Nelson
Coconut Grove
L. Henderson
Railway Union meeting in Miami July 15 at Washington High
The International Association of Railway Employees and their Ladies' Auxiliary hold a Miami gathering on July 15 with headquarters set at Washington High School. Local president is B. H. Howell.
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International Association of Railway Employees
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Miami
Washington High School
B. H. Howell
County Commission Halts Low Cost Housing Plan
County leaders derail a Miami housing initiative, delaying the low cost housing program and prompting concern as local residents seek affordable homes amid a growing need for shelter projects. The dispute centers on funding and permitting decisions affecting construction timelines.
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County Commission
Miami
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Favorite Colored Weekly
Magic Printery
N.W
Third Avenue
15Th Avenue
H. E. Sigismund Reeves
Garth C. Reeves
Negro Newspaper Publishers Association
Associated Negro Press
Interstate United Newspapers, Incorporated
Fifth Ave
New York
By Paul R. Henry
O’conor
Mrs. Lee
Miami U
St. Mary’s Church
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