Hopkins Daughter of Miami Couple Listed
The daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Hopkins of 2599 NW 50 3t Miami Florida is noted in a local social column.
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She
J. L. Hopkins
Miami, Fila
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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1950
Page
1
Glorified Slums Replace Shacks in CBS Apartments
NW First court between 10th and 11th streets will see 28 shacks replaced by 10 new CBS apartment buildings housing 50 families. Each 1-bedroom unit set back 21 feet with 28 feet between structures. Allen Fonoff owner and L R Brooks rental agent. Nationwide anti segregation rulings from the U S Supreme Court declare separation of Whites and Negroes illegal in rail dining cars and in Texas and Oklahoma state universities. The court says states must provide or admit Negroes to schools equal to White institutions, with integration to follow. Southern leaders scramble for legal angles to resist. Attorney General Eugene Cook in Atlanta says segregation will end, but will enforce laws until struck down by direct attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
First Ct
Allen Fonoff
L. L. Brooks
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Oklahoma
Herman Talmadge
M. E. Thompson
Cook
State Approves 50-Bed TB Sanitarium in Tallahassee
The Public Health Service advised Senator Pepper that construction of a 50-bed tuberculosis sanitarium in Tallahassee Florida was approved. The W T Edwards Sanitarium will cost 2811000 with 500000 funded by the government.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Sen. Pepper
Dem
Fla
Tallahassee
W. T. Edwards
City Opens Eighty Thousand Dollar Swimming Pool
Titusville residents gain city water with 4500 feet of new pipe and several new fire hydrants. The Dixie Park pool opens today at 10 a.m. and Gerry Curtis Park pool follows. A formal dedication for the $80,000 pool is set for June 4 with Mayor Wolforth present. Admission: under 18 10 cents, group rate 7 cents. 18 and over 25 cents, group rate 20 cents.
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Titusville
City Water
Dixie Park
Gerry Curtis
Wolforth
Knox Eldredge
Peonage Charge Faces Farmer in Mississippi Trial
Jackson Mississippi reports a prominent white farmer, Jesse Phillips, 47, of Jayess, charged with attempting to place a Negro woman in involuntary servitude to recover an unpaid debt. He faces trial in the second week of November after being freed on a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
U. S
Barron Ricketts
Jesse Phillips
Jayess
Miss
Man Arrests Highlight Federal War Rant Claim
A man said to be involved in a federal warrant alleges that Phillips unlawfully arrested Rosie Lee Herrin or caused her arrest to place her in voluntary servitude to force repayment of a debt. The claim centers on alleged coercive control tied to debt.
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Phillips
Rosie Lee Herrin
Traffic light trio stage holdups at city intersection
Police report three men used a fast action holdup scheme at NW 7th Ave and 14th St this week. Motorists were delayed as they waited for the light to change and one driver was waved through after showing an empty wallet.
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7Th Ave
14Th St
Townsend Jr. seeks 14th District seat in Los Angeles
Vince Monroe Townsend Jr., a longtime Los Angeles lawyer and Howard University graduate, runs in the June 8 primaries to replace Helen Gahagan Douglas in the 14th district. Townsends' son of Rev V M Townsend Sr of Little Rock, Ark, Townsend has practiced law since 1942 and studied at USC.
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Vince Monroe Townsend Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Townsend
Howard University
University of Southern California
V. M. Townsend Sr
Little Rock, Ark
ANP
Race question dropped from selective service forms
Representative Arthur Klein of New York announced that future selective service questionnaires will not require registrants to state their race. Officials have decided to drop the race question from the forms.
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Washington
Arthur Klein
New York
Negro Enters Texas U Amid Ruling on Segregation
Horace Lincoln Heath of Waco becomes the first Negro student in the University of Texas summer session, enrolling in graduate courses in political theory and constitutional law. He follows a Supreme Court ruling ordering admission of Heman M. Sweatt to the state law school. Sweatt plans to enroll in September. Also noted are graduate candidates from Columbia University for the 196? Miami commencement with Marie C. House and Euniée W. Liberty among those mentioned.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Horace Lincoln Heath
Waco
Uate
Heath
U. S. Supreme Court
Heman Marion Sweatt
Houston
Sweatt
Marie C. House
Euniée W. Liberty
Miami
Third Ave Paving To Start Monday In Miami
The rebuilt thoroughfare on Third Avenue begins Monday with two blocks roped off at a time. Work includes removing buried streetcar ties, raising manholes about an inch and a half, and applying two coats of asphaltic concrete for a smoother ride.
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Third Ave
Therough $Rd Avenue
Miami
Youths Shoot It Out With Cop. 1 Killed
An off duty patrolman, Reggie Sandilands, 24, confronted three youths near Charlie's Inn at 11 p.m. last Friday. Willie Armbrister, 15, died. John Henry Wilcox, 36, and Samuel Myrick, 17, were wounded. Myrick and Wilcox are under guard for investigation. Armbrister was a star pitcher for Dorsey Park.
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BTW
Reggie Sandilands
Willie Armbrister
1St
Dorsey Park
John Henry Wilcox
Samuel Myrick
Sandilands
Myrick
Wilcox
State Medical Ass'n To Meet In Daytona
The Florida Medical Dental and Pharmaceutical Association will hold its annual meeting at Daytona Beach June 13 15. Drs Thomas J Cook Miami Richard Chace Orlando and Wm R Stron tgh appear on the program. Officers listed include Dr W H Collie president and R E B Smith first vice president with L B Childs second vice president L C Starkes president elect E C M Hampton secretary J Seth Hills treasurer and an executive committee G W Hawkins and W O Bunch. All practitioners are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association
Daytona Beach
Thomas J. Cook
Miami
Richard Chace
Orlando
Wm. R. Stron
W. H. Collie
R. E B. Smith
L. B. Childs
L. C. Starkes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarice Hopkins
St. Agnes Hospital
School of Nursing
Raleigh
N.C
Miss Hopkins
Eorge Washington Carver High School
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
South
Eugene Cook
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Columbia University
Sarah Vaughn
Woody Herman
American Legion Auxiliary
Columbia U. M. A
J. Max Bond
School of Education
Atlanta University
College of Liberia
Monrovia
West Africa
Brooklyn
Charles T. Carow
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Charlie’s Inn
State Medical Ass’n
Daytona
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