Candy, Reputation, and the South in Civil Rights Debates
The writer argues against anti Negro stances in Congress and condemns the Old South’s treatment of Negroes. He cites the failed trial by jury amendment and looming filibuster as signs of deteriorating Southern credibility and urges acceptance of full citizenship for Black Americans. The piece frames national reputation and democracy as mounting stakes in the fight for civil rights.
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Anguers
Congress
South
Congress of the
United States
Old South
Deltas Aid Hard of Hearing Regional Project Gift
The Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Beta Zeta Sigma Chapter in Miami selected Robert Ford, 15, a George Washington Carver High School student, to receive a hearing aid through the Aid to the Hard of Hearing project during National Hearing Week. Ford, who lives with his mother at 135 S. Dixie Highway, was aided by lipreading teacher Blanche Smith and the Miami Hearing Society, with thanks to Mrs. John S. Gibbens Sr. and local Deltas for support.
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc
Beta Zeta Sigma Chapter of
Miami
Deltas
Miami Hearing Society
Robert Ford
George Washington Carver High School
Reatha Lee Ford
S. Dixie Highway
Apt
Blanche Smith
Dade County
Beta Zeta Sigma Chapter
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc
Nathaniel Colston
John S. Gibbens Sr
They said I could not learn to read poem
William Henry Huff for ANP presents a personal poem about overcoming doubt. The speaker recalls being told their head was thick and their heart bled with sorrow. They vow to study night and day until those beliefs fade, aiming to prove the critics wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Huff
ANP
Ghana appoints first native Catholic bishop in Cape Coast
Father John Kedwe Amissah was consecrated a Roman Catholic bishop at Cape Coast Cathedral becoming Ghana’s first native prelate. He serves as auxiliary to Archbishop William Porter. Appointed by Pope Pius XII, it marks the pope’s 20th episcopal appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghana
West Africa
ANP
John Kedwe Amissah
Cape Coast
Archdiocese of
William Porter
Amissah
Pius XII
Social Security Office Opens Saturday in Miami North
The Miami North Social Security District at 234 NE 79th Street will be open 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m on Saturday June 29 to accept last minute applications from severely disabled people who may qualify for disability protection. The district office serves Dade County areas north of 61st Street and west of Biscayne Bay. Aimed at preventing loss of disability and survivor benefits, eligibility requires five years of work and six months of disability. those aged 50 to 65 may qualify for monthly disability payments, while those under 50 can protect future rights to disability and survivor benefits.
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Miami
Social Security
79Th Street
Edward P. Blonston
Dade County
61St Street
Biscayne Bay
Hialeah
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