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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1952
Page
4
New York reports a bid to outlaw racial bias in all forms, with Dewey voicing opposition to segregation, and a bipartisan bill draft to ban color lines in fraternal groups. Lent observances proceed as 22 religious groups in lower Manhattan unite for evangelical and liturgical participation.
A reflective verse recounts enduring hard footwear and dry corn panes, noting how the speaker wore the shoes and ate the corn despite discomfort. It emphasizes resilience in facing rough conditions through a personal, rhythmic remembrance.
Garden City Michigan report that Arthur McLaren aged 51 from Inkster was stopped by police last week in Detroit area. The incident suggests ongoing concerns over crime and public safety in the region.
Cab Caloway and eight band members tour Latin America with engagements in Baranquilla and Caracas and stops in Port au Prince Ciudad Trujillo San Juan and other Caribbean cities. They are expected back in New York on March 9.
Police confiscated nine dated mutuel slips and twelve off slips totaling 1150 dollars, plus 1082.31 in cash in a traffic violation investigation. A warrant signed by Justice of Peace Thomas G Higgins of Garden City charged McLaren with violation of state gaming laws.
Fifty seven delegates from 32 member colleges attended the UNCF Inter Alumni Council Conference at Bethune Cookman College. Dr. F D Patterson of Tuskegee delivered the keynote, with William J. Trent Jr. presenting a progress speech. The theme focused on alumni stake in UNCF and pooling resources for sustainable support.
A persuasive message urges all people to discuss plans with friends and form a party to travel to Miami by car or bus. It warns delays are dangerous and emphasizes personal responsibility if one chooses not to join, suggesting budgeting shared expenses and taking action before it is too late.
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