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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1952
Page
13
Archibald Pinder outlines Richmond Heights water charges after meters replace flat rates. The plan sets 1.50 minimum for 700 cf, 18c per 100 cf to 2500 cf, and 15c per 100 cf beyond 2500 cf. He compares with Miami and notes average bills and waste control efforts.
Dr Joseph G Gathings president of the National Medical Association was chosen to represent the NMA before the AMA House of Delegates at its annual Chicago meeting June 9 13 The AMA board of trustees unanimously endorsed sending an NMA representative following correspondence between Dr Willian McKinley Thomas and Dr John Cline The invitation seen by many as a move toward integration of Negro doctors into the AMA
Governor Paul A. Devers of Massachusetts, the Democratic keynote speaker at the upcoming convention, urged a strong civil rights plank for the 1952 platform. He said Truman’s withdrawal eased Southern objections and that the party is free of friction, while avoiding a comparison to earlier platforms or naming potential Republican nominees.
The passage notes that Negro professionals have begun to be admitted by established groups, listing the American Nurses Association and the National Conference of Social Work as examples. The statement highlights inclusive changes and the expanding access of Black professionals to professional organizations.
In a bustling classroom a poor child with dirty clothes enters. The teacher and students respond with care feeding him, comforting him, and offering time and kindness. The poem highlights that happiness and growth come from simple acts of compassion. Earline D. Cliette through J.R.E. Lee First Grade Teacher.
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