Miami Mother Honored as Mother of the Year at FAMU
Elizabeth Saunders mother of Shirley Saunders a Dorsey graduate and Florida A and M student was chosen Mother of the Year by the Women's Congress on the FAMU campus. The campus tradition showcased courtesy and honor, and the host organization demonstrated the privilege of the invitation.
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Shirley Saunders
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Fla. A and M University
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Women’s Congress
Police arrest wanted man in alleged shooting of pregnant wife
Eugene Bryant, 21, of 1611 NW Third Avenue Apt 30, was seized by Officers Nicholson and Cohen after the Thursday May 10 shooting of his 19 year old common law wife Miss Ernest Flowers. He was found at 1825 NW 6th Place and held for condition update at Jackson Memorial Hospital described as fair. The arrest follows an argument that preceded the attack.
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Miss Flowers
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Patrolman John Glass Faces Dismissal After Guilty Finding
The Miami Civil Service Board found Patrolman John Glass guilty on two counts of conduct unbecoming an officer and recommended firing him. Glass, 28, had been suspended April 17 after beating Charles Gordon, 28, an Opa Locka school patrolman, who he had arrested, and striking Patrolman Orange Hayes when Hayes tried to intervene.
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Miami Civil Service Board
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Sinatra to Make Sugar Ray Story
Frank Sinatra plans to produce an independent film about Sugar Ray Robison life. Sugar Ray will portray himself and the project is slated for next winter during a lull between boxing bouts and Sinatra’s other work.
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