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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1955

Page

12

Powell Defies Ike on Civil Rights Anti-Segr Amendment

Rep. Adam Clayton Powell challenges President Eisenhower to back his anti-segregation amendment in the military reserve and school construction bills now before Congress. He urges the President to live up to his pledge of no federal funds for segregation or discrimination and signals plans to attach similar conditions to any school aid measure. Separately, Debra Anita Webb, five, daughter of Roscoe C Webb and the late Ruby Webb, graduates from Boylan Haven Kindergarten in Jacksonville and plans to enter first grade as her father pursues a PhD in New York.

Washington, D. C CNS Eisenhower Adam Clayton Powell Congress Powell Ike House United States Debra Anita Webb Roscoe C. Webb Ruby Webb Boylan Haven Jacksonville New York New York University Webb Dorsey Miami

NAACP Liberty City Meets at Mt Tabor Church

The Liberty City NAACP branch held its monthly meeting at Mt Tabor Baptist Church. Attendees discussed the freedom train concept and urged support for an upcoming meeting. Reports by Deacon Richard Powell and Samuel Terrell highlighted youth council organization and equal rights efforts.

Liberty City Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Lee B. Wright J. N. Byrd Richard Powell Tampa Dean Powell Samuel Terrell NAACP A. J. Reddick St. James Ame The Atlantic City N. J

DAV News on Convention Highlights and Members

Delegates from Sgt Daniel W Mullins Chapter 39 returned from a standout convention with Commander Blatch in credentialing and a bid for state chaplain led by Mullins and Blatch. A detailed report will follow at the next regular meeting led by Past Commander Edward Hanna. Disabled American Veterans are urged to act on a special rate valid through June 30, see Blatch Jackson or Hanna.

Daniel W. Mullins Department Blatch Ordee Ring Dav Edward H. Hanna Arthur C. Blatch William H. Jackson

JESCA Director Attends National Social Work Convention

Miss Olive B. Alexander former JESCA executive director attended the 82nd Annual Forum of the National Federation of Social Work in San Francisco plus the Western Regional meeting. She participated in clinics on desegregation aged services neighborhood change and automation and observed settlement houses and neighborhood centers including the Community Music Center benefiting families unable to afford private lessons.

Olive B. Alexander James E. Scott Community Association San Francisco National Conference of Social Work Miss Alexander National Federation of Settlement and Neighborhood Centers Jesca National Federation of Social Work

Realty firm closes sale of 935 NW 65th Street

Mr. Johnnie O Neal Mrs. Lillie O Neal and Mrs. Sally Stephen bought the residence at 935 NW 65th Street from Mr. and Mrs. R Stevens. The deal was handled by Mr. George of Fair Realty, Plaza 7 1645.

Johnnie Lillie O’neal Sally Stephen 65Th St R. Stevens Mr. George of Fair Realty Phone Plaza

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