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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
16
A short poem by William Henry Huff for ANP expresses unwavering faith in love over hate. The speaker asserts trust in love above personal animosity and claims that hatred cannot disturb his composure or breeding.
An Army report shows more than half of men called from the Third Army area were rejected. Over four years 45 percent of those eligible were turned down, with highest rates in South Carolina 63.2 Arkansas 58.4 Louisiana 54.6 Mississippi 51.2 Alabama 50.1. Georgia reports 275 accepted and 282 rejected amid readings on literacy context.
New York mayor Vincent Impelliteri spoke at a Concourse Plaza dinner honoring Wesley Williams, the first Black battalion chief to be appointed. He declared the next Civil Service Commission chairman will be a Negro, affirming commitment to appoint someone who will serve the community well.
Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune addressed about 1000 at Concord Baptist Church on Scholarship Night urging women worldwide to unite in sisterhood to change the world. She emphasized education for youth, opportunities for Black youths, and highlighted Miss Mozell Harris who won a $500 scholarship and will enter Brooklyn College School of Music. Special guests included Elmer Carter and Mrs Levisohn.
Miss Catherine Gray of Fostoria Glass suggests simple home picnic ideas for Independence Day. Use a card table with a gay tablecloth, segmented paper plates, and an Old Glory cake baked in a leaf pan with white frosting and red sugar stripes.
The National American Teachers Association will hold its annual meeting in Mississippi at Tougaloo and Jackson Colleges in Jackson. H Councill Trenholm announces the plan while Mrs Lillian R Johnson and J D Boyd spearhead preparations. Delegates and guests will be hosted at College Park with a swimming party.
John E. Neel, acting district director of the South Florida Office of Price Stabilization, announced that ceiling prices for used 1951 and earlier cars will fall 2 percent effective July 1. The quarterly adjustment also requires dealers to label each used car with make and ceiling price, with the next 2 percent cut due October 1.
Delegates traveling to Mississippi for the conference are urged to bring bathing suits. The program also promises select musical programs, noted speakers, lawn parties, and conducted tours in and around the Jackson area.
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