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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1951

Page

6

NAACP Cites Groveland Victory Urging Florida Support

In a letter to Florida NAACP branches Harry T Moore urges appreciation for the Groveland case Supreme Court reversal. He notes prior Florida wins and asks 25,000 new members in 1951 with 5,000 registered before the Atlanta conference.

MIMS Florida Florida Naacp Harry T. Moore U. S. Supreme Court NAACP Moore Groveland Supreme Court Pompano Miami Atlanta

Docket of 58 trials opens with drunks at Municipal Court

The Municipal Court docket for Monday, April 23 listed 58 cases. A notable case involved Godfrey Holmes charged with drunk and disorderly conduct by sister Mrs Shavers, who feared him since infancy, but Holmes received a 30 day jail term with no fine after denying the charges. Other defendants faced varied fines and sentences for drunk or disorderly conduct, concealed weapons, and assault and battery, with several dismissals and suspensions.

L. E. Thomas Godfrey Holmes Shavers Holmes Thomas Walter Clarke Charlie Fisher Thomas Days Kirk Green Julius Wise Arthur Butler Miller Martin Alphonso Scott Ephram Kelly Edward Baker Daisy Mims Reginald H Bearcat) Johnson Fred Robinson Charles T. Rutherford Willie Donaldson Rutherford Butler Johnson Donaldson J. C. Grange John Twiggs Buford Whitfield Grange Twiggs Whitfield Albert Washington Louis Bradley Hostin Fling Henry Hall Washington

YWCA Murrell Branch elects management and nominees

At the Murrell Branch YWCA annual meeting in St. Agnes Parish Hall the Committee of Management re elected Miss Mattie Houston Mrs. Alice Butler Mrs. Alice Dean and Mrs. Gladys Robinson along with Mrs. Mabel Thompson Mrs. Clara Pearsall Mrs. Maude K Diaz Mrs. Addie Sampson and Mrs. Lillian Balliou newly elected. Nominating committee members include Mrs. Osceola Hogan Miss Marie Roberts Mrs Ina Blackwear Mrs Genevieve Lockhart and Mrs Anne Coleman.

Murrell YWCA St. Agnes Parish Hall Mattie Houston Alice Butler Alice Dean Gladys Robinson Mabel Thompson Clara Pearsall Maude _ K. Diaz Addie Sampson Lillian Balliou Osceola Hogan Marie Roberts Committee of Management Ina Blackwear Genevieve Lockhart Anne Coleman

Ministers and Wives Feted by Hampton Park Developers

A banquet at Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Liberty City honored ministers and wives hosted by Hampton Park developers. Rev. J. N. Byrd introduced manager Mr. Edwards who praised project leader Dr. R. A. Jackson. talks by Attorney Edwards and Rev. E. T. Graham followed. Hampton Memorial Park cemetery lies north of Richmond Heights as the venture’s latest local project.

Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Liberty City Hampton Park J. N. Byrd Edwards R. A. Jackson Attorney Edwards E. T. Graham Hampton Memorial Park A. Allen

Strike Exposes Low Wages At Louisville Hotels

Louisville strike at Brown and Kentucky hotels highlights wage issues and fuels push for a state minimum wage law. Legislators favor higher standards. 1947 rules left many hotel and restaurant workers under lower rates. Union leaders seek 75 cents to 175 cents an hour across all workers, with no exemptions.

Louisville ANP Brown and Kentucky General Assembly Louisville- Jefferson County Kentucky Louis C. Willis Edward H. Wayley Kentucky Federation of Labor U. S

Notable Clergy and Community Figures Listed

The record names W. Foster and a group of reverends including W. F. Tanner, L. A. Ross, J. H. Grant, E. T. Graham, Thompson, and others along with several ladies such as L. L. Reddick, Selena A. Ponder, Pollyann Smith, Effie M. Ross. These individuals appear in a local notice detailing community roles and affiliations.

W. Foster W. F. Tanner L. A. Ross J. H. Grant L. L. Reddick Selena A. Ponder Pollyann Smith Effie M. Ross Strickland E. T. Graham L. A. Thompson

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