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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1952
Page
12
A reader letter laments speeding auto drivers on main avenues during summer break. The writer notes cars hitting 50 mph between 70th and 62nd streets, arguing many traps cannot stop quickly and urges drivers to slow down and take their time.
InLiberty City patrons can enjoy the tropical climate on the cool patio at Shaddie's Tavern as palm trees frame starlit evenings. The venue offers a natural air conditioning effect from the open outdoor setting while observers relax under the night sky.
David Paschal and Sylvia Rey Reynolds share a musical bond and may turn their shared scale into a marriage symphony as their relationship develops from friendship to engagement and beyond, according to intimate notes from a local courtship.
Brief readers note that Carter and Johnson's Coffee Shoppe on 15th Ave in Liberty City attracts patrons for its fine food and clean, welcoming atmosphere.
Baby Charles and his real were seen at Brown's Famous Corner in harmony with thoughts. Samuel Harrison played sax at Harlem Gardens on Saturday night and reportedly blew the roof off. George Olden now directs CBS TV graphics. Isiah Wilcox became Liberty City Drive-In projectionist. Mable Smith visits Matthews Grocery. A poem about money closes the column.
Answers from the Veterans Administration deal with substitute evidence for lost discharge papers a classroom training switch after a July 1951 cutoff treatment appointment rules and a short term loan option. The VA explains how to obtain authenticated substitute papers how to proceed with training changes limits on missed outpatient appointments and a revolving fund loan up to 100 dollars with no interest and required repayment.
The Giants, after a rocky Western trip, will not shift Hank Thompson from center field again. Bobby Thomson returns to third base and is kept in place. The club has won eight of its last nine and sits just a half game behind the second-place Giants. The Walcott Charles fight drew a record 37,000,000 TV audience per NBC.
Satchel Paige influenced Bill Veeck to dismiss manager Roger Hornsby after four months with the St. Louis Browns. Paige asked for his contract release and noted the clash with Hornsby who fined him $100 for a late exhibition in Texas. Veeck did not dock Paige and kept silent on the incident.
The Chicago Cubs will bring up Gene Baker the first Black player in their history next year. Baker a Los Angeles shortstop was offered $30,000 by the Seals but Chicago declined the deal.
Jackie Robinson remained troubled by name calling from St Louis Cardinals players during the western trip. Brooklyn President Walter O'Malley vowed a vehement protest if warranted. Despite Fred Saigh's apology, Robinson recalled terms like nigger while Cardinals manager Eddie Stanky claimed only bench jockeying and denied hearing slurs.
Daily programming grid lists morning to night shows on WTTT, including Morning Thought Italian Hour News and various music and variety programs. Also notes Sunday religious, Polish and Italian segments, and midweek variations with Rhythm Rambles and The Music Box. Names and exact times appear inconsistently due to OCR but reflect a full radio schedule.
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