Local notes reflect cinema outings and city life
The writer recalls viewing The Eagle and the Hawk at the Paramount and praises Western fare as well made. He mentions visiting Radio City Capitol Byzant and Loews theaters and plans more screenings before vacation ending. News notes include Jollivettes moving to Liberty City, Mrs Reeves and speaker life changes, and the first issue of The Liberty City News by Charles North and Stanley Sweeting with a favorable appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs
Paramount Theatre
Radio City
the Capitol
Jollivettes
Liberty City
Mrs. Reeves
Liberty City News
Charles North
Stanley Sweeting
Citi zens Loan Office Opens in Bunche Park
One of Bunche Park’s first shopping-area businesses, Citi zens Loan Company at 2242 Bunche Park West Drive in Opa Locka, opens under manager Arnold Ramagli. The lender offers loans up to $300 as Rev. W. K. Smith conducts a pastor’s session from July 20 to July 23 with Congregations Rev. P. D. Brantley and Rev. J. I. Ross participating.
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Bunche Park
Citizens Loan Company
Bunche Park West Drive
Opa Locka
Arnold Ramagli
W. K. Smith
P. D. Brantley
J. I. Ross
Nassau Cruise Postponed Amid Kr Conflicts
The Nassau excursion by steamship from Miami, scheduled for Monday July 24, is delayed due to uncertain ship movements during the Korean conflict. The committee led by W. O. Perry hopes to reschedule once peace-time conditions return, thanking supporters and promising full entertainment in Nassau when back on track. The piece also notes Kefauver Senate hearings in Miami on crime and gambling, with Miami listed as the first Florida stop and promises of broader state coverage.
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Nassau
Miami
W. O. Perry
Far East
Charles E. Johnson
Willie “Duke” Slater
W. C. Perry
C. A. Finlayson
Elliott J. Pieze
Kefauver
United States Senate
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Federal
Florida
U. S. Senate
Tampa
Jacksonville
Bullard
Rockland Palace
Helen Veronica Hill
Canad
New York City
Philadelphia
Hill
A. W. Henry
Alex Hall
Sandy Green
Building Fund
The
Christian Hospital
Fred Sandries
Inez Williams
BTW
Archie Pinder
Bert Cooper
Times
Bert
New York
Ike Williams Upset By Sugar Costner
George Costner boxed his way to a 10 round non title upset at Shibe Park, dropping welterweight champ Ike Williams in the third round and dominating the pace. Judges scored Costner 8-1-1 elsewhere, with a crowd of 9,809 for a $30,543 net. Williams briefly rallied in round seven but lacked stamina.
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Ike Williams
Sugar Costner
Philadelphia
George
Sugar) Costner
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Costner
Williams
Robinson
Camden
N. J
Ike
Shibe Park
Frank Knars
Sugar George
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Magic Printery
N.W. Third Avenue
Garth C. Reeves
Interstate United Newspapers, Incorporated
Fifth Ave
William H. Major
Ethel
Major
Frances Butler
Bahamas
United States
Ella Strachan
New Jersey
Robin Jr
Clarice
Theodore Cooper
Cooper
Mary Lee James
Coconut Grove
Patrick Robertson
St. Nicholas Avenue
Fred Toote
New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church of
the Spectator
Billy Bullard
Inkster
Michigan
Rockland
Phil Harris
Phil
Club Savoy
Jimmie Reeves
Lou Tress
Dave Beloff
Associated Press
Atlanta
Una
Knoxville
Chicago
N.E
1St St
Dixie Drive-In
Tombstone
SUN
Joan Crawford, David Brian
Dane Frazee
FBI
Barbara Stanwyck, John Lund
Laredo
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