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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1955
Page
15
Poetic tribute reprints a Tampa Bulletin editor Edward D. Davis reflecting on departed leaders. The piece recalls their lasting force, urges readers to honor their memory, and imagines a symbolic ceremonial transition in a vast Cathedral.
The speech recalls 1954 as a watershed year with the SCOTUS school desegregation ruling and honors the deaths of Walter White and Mary McLeod Bethune. It urges replacements among 400000 Negro college graduates and all Americans to continue the fight for justice and equality in a transitioning society.
The Dorsey Memorial Miami Public Library announces a ten week Summer Reading Tour with an Aviation theme. Participants record flights on maps tied to Miami International Airport, read one to three books per stop, and may join field trips after three weeks of meeting quotas. Puppet clubs at Dorsey and Liberty Square run Tuesdays and Fridays respectively. Hours are 9 to 6 weekdays, with Saturdays closed June 6 through September 12.
The plush pool parlor and recreation center opens in the $100,000 Longshoremen Building with Regal Company tables. Nine pool tables at $625 each, rear location to deter loitering, dual entrances on Second Ave and 8th St. Fletcher Wade manages the facility with card tables, checkers and dominoes available.
A poem urging Black readers to imitate DP wealth habits by saving, investing, and buying homes and bonds. It contrasts consumer display with prudent money management and warns against aiming for affluent status to escape hardship. It argues DPs survive by thrift and planning, urging immediate discipline to avoid doom.
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