Rapid Development In Vocational Training At Dorsey High School
Dorsey High School expands vocational training with day and night classes in woodwork auto mechanics radio and dry cleaning attended by many veterans and non veterans. Students show strong progress under modern equipment with praise from principal and Veterans Administration. Notable radio and dry cleaning graduates secure positions while auto mechanics and cabinet and millwork programs prepare students for immediate jobs.
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Dorsey High School
Webb
D. H. Dobbs
Veterans Administration
Edward Hanna
E. D. Timmons
Bethune Cookman College
Radio
R. C. Webb
K. C. Wil
Auto Mechanics
Nichols
Cherry
Clarence Wilson
Henry Ferguson
Samuel Payne
W. B. Roux
Eddie Bunyan
Kelly C. Wilson
Brady's School of Dancing Reopens in April 1949
The Brady's School of Dancing will reopen Monday April 26 1949 with registration from 1030 am to 7 pm daily. Mr Smalls Boykins renowned Broadway star will teach all types of dancing, contact 96231 for details and Mr Zeke Brady is manager.
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Brady's School of
Smalls Boykins
Zeke Brady
ROTC Unit at Florida A and M Inspected
In Tallahassee on April 25 26 the Florida A and M College ROTC unit led by Major Clarence A Davenport was inspected by Colonel Dwight A Rosenbaum Lt Colonel John W Cassell and Major D O Harris as part of the Third Army Area annual tour. The team reviewed administration parade form rank formation classroom procedures and close order drill. Rosenbaum praised the unit as outstanding with excellent facilities and noted an indoor rifle range to be set up soon amid nationwide inspections of 26 senior units in the Third Army Area.
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Tallahassee
Florida A and M College
Clarence A. Davenport
Dwight A. Rosenbaum
John W. Cassell
D. O. Harris
Third Army
Rosenbaum
Third
Ban On Negro Train Crew Dropped But Bias Suit Continues
In St Louis a federal case against the St Louis San Francisco railway and four white rail brotherhoods moves forward after an announced plan to drop the ban on Negro train crew members. Five Negro plaintiffs seek 4.4 million dollars in damages, arguing a 1928 agreement to replace Black workers with White ones violated the Railway Labor Act and public policy. Defendants include officers of the Brotherhoods of Railroad Trainmen, Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Locomotive Engineers, and Railway Conductors.
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ST. Louis
ANP
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Brotherhoods
U. S
Brotherhoods of
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Bronze Voice
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John H. Braynon
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Corre’s Cleaners
James Walker
Parisian
Sidney Barry
Kimble and Murray Cleaners
Rudolph Brown
Town's
Henry Williams
Hiealeah Laundry
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165Th Avenue
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Ide
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Coconut Grove
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Miami Times
Florida
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14Th St
5Th Ave
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Arthur King
Randolph
2Nd Ave
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3Rd Avenue
Renee Thornton
Paris
Hyde Park
Ben Rus
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