Jury Deadlocks in Pinder Tax Case. Retrial Set
After seven days of deliberation a federal jury in the Howard G. Pinder income tax case failed to reach a verdict over $49,000 in taxes owed for 1946 to 1950. Judge Emmett Choate declared a mistrial and scheduled July 25 for a retrial. The report also notes the Miami Transit Company seeks fare and tax changes, high dairy prices, and a probe into secret milk industry accounts.
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Howard G. Pinder
Emmett Choate
Pinder
Choate
Miami
Miami Transit Company
Young Matrons Elect New Officers At Opa Locka Tea
The Young Matrons of Opa Locka inducted new officers at Catherine Mitchell’s home. Bertha McKeever, Federation of Negro Women’s Clubs president, spoke and MicKeever swore in the officers. The group plans a July 30 house party at Mildred Sawyer’s 18th place and a August 12 beach party at Virginia Beach.
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Opa Locka
Catherine Mitchell
Bertha McKeever
Federation of Negro Women's Clubs
MicKeever
O.ming
Mildred Sawyer
Virginia Beach
Magnolia Hospital
Carolyn Ferguson
Lillian Ambrose
St Paul AME Laymen Plan First Anniversary Program
The Laymen of St Paul AME Church on 19th Street and 4th Court plan their inaugural anniversary program on Sunday in July at 3. Rev R J Blaine is president and Mrs Johnson is the reporter. the public is invited.
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St. Paul Ame Church
19Th Street
4Th Ct
Mitchell
R. J. Blaine
Mrs. Johnson
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Chevrolet
Miami Ave
21St St
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7Th Street
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6Th Street
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Small & Large
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