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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1955

Page

1

Attractive Wife Slain By Irate Husband In Opa Locka

Anne ahetk, 22nd street resident and former Royce Jackson, was stabbed 23 times by her separated husband Samuel Herbert Kirby at a bus stop in Opa Locka. He dumped her body on NW 20th Ave and N Burlington St. Kirby, held on first degree murder charges, surrendered at a Miami police station after telling a friend he had “messed up everything.” Funeral services for Mrs. Kirby were held at Mt Zion AME Church.

Anne Ahetk Ope Bee Royce Kirby 9Th St Samuel Herbert Kirby Coronner Edwin Lee Mason Sheriff's Kirby Opa Locka NW 20Th Ave N. Burlington St Salghus Spring W. Va Royce Maurice Edwin Johnson Charles McClennon McClennon Miami Mt. Zion Ame Eek Williams Dorsey Vocational School

Jackie Robinson sued for 40000 in Milwaukee incident

A $40,000 damage suit was filed in federal court against Jackie Robinson and the Brooklyn Dodgers. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolinski of Milwaukee claim they were struck on the head when Robinson, after being ejected, tossed his hat over the dugout into the box seats on June 2, 1954 at County Stadium.

Milwaukee Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Ball Club Robinson Peter Wolinski County Stadium Brooklyn

Gas jet accidental deaths in Liberty Square apartment

An open gas jet in the oven of a Liberty Square apartment caused the accidental deaths of Isabelle Solomon and Isaiah Wallace. Found Sunday morning, the two were last seen Friday night and died from gas after a biscuit-induced oven incident. Wallace to be buried at Range Funeral Home with service at New Bethel Church. Solomon to be buried at Range Funeral Home with service at Church of the Incarnation.

Liberty Square Isabelle Solomon 85Th Terrace Isiah Wallace 70Th St Deiven Neal Coston

Hotel proposed on Virginia Key for Negro patronage

Virginia Beach may host a 1.5 million dollar luxury hotel on a 10 acre tract past the cabana area. Developers led by John Bigman and G D Brossier asked the city commission for a 99 year lease. city engineers were ordered to map shore lines and suitable land. The project would include 150 rooms a dining hall and pools, serving exclusively African American patrons.

City Commission Virginia Beach John Bigman G. D. Brossier Cabana Bréssier Bigman Lord Calvert Negro Section

Carnation Healthy Baby Contest Closes Saturday

The Carnation Healthy Baby Contest closes at midnight on Saturday May 14. Mail your baby's photo or snapshot with the blank on page 7 to enter, with a chance to win one of 20 cash prizes totaling 535 dollars.

Anti-Integration School Bill Fails By Four Votes

Florida legislators rejected a plan to create private schooling to sidestep the desegregation ruling. Rep. Prentis Pruitt led a failing effort, falling four votes short of the two thirds needed for a constitutional amendment. The motion drew 53 in favor and 32 against, with a new bid planned as lawmakers returned.

Tallahassee Florida United States Supreme Court Pruitt

Night Fracas Over Color and Morals Spreads in Town

Constable Yewt Hudson arrests a White singer at the Black Orchid Lounge and a Black nightclub singer on morals charges amid a neighbor complaint. Mrs. Lillian Uricho 45 and Cannon 36 face warrants for morals offenses. Cannon faces probation issues and a suspended sentence for obscene photos. Witnesses recount a mix of romance and social tension as legal actions unfold.

Yewt Hudson Lillian M. Uricho Bayshore Drive Cannon Black Orchid Lounge 79Th St. Causeway

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Mrs. Royce Kirby Archibald J. Carey, Jr Quinn Chapel AME Chicago Florida A and M University Carey United Nations General Assembly Wallace Francis Funeral Home New Mrs Virginia Key Prentis Pruitt Jeffersonstitutional Amendments Volfe Williams Seminole Fier- A and M University Gov Collins Albertha Nelson Ted David House of Representatives Julia Clark Orlane Coe Oyy Reg Re Dil Law Uricho Hudson New York Europe Addoc Ae R. B. Eavenson Ben C. Willard Willard Richard Cannon J. A. F. Finlayson General Baptist State Convention of Dr. G. W NAACP
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