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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1949
Page
11
Daily News reporter Don Petit names individuals and addresses tied to gambling and other vices in Miami. He alleges police protection and graft by detectives and officials from five open dice games this past winter. Grand jury action and city officials’ response draw close scrutiny.
Dade County Chapter of the American Red Cross acted immediately after last Sunday’s fire on N. W. 43rd street and 31st avenue destroyed two houses and left eleven families homeless. Case workers aid with emergency relief and rehabilitation while appeals for funds near the end of the drive.
Citizens of Miami honored the Times editor with a testimonial dinner last Friday night. A scroll a gold watch and gifts were presented. the editor’s wife received an orchid. A seven year old speaker delivered a touching speech.
Macon authorities report Louie Dubose a five year old white man faced life imprisonment Wednesday after being found guilty of murdering two African American individuals in a racially charged crime.
In the Swamp Slaying case a jury convicted two defendants on two counts after more than an hour of deliberation. Mercy was recommended, sparing Dubose from the death penalty.
Five applications were denied by the University of Florida amid stated Florida flaw rules insisting segregation. The university offered scholarships to out of state schools. Attorney for the applicants is Alex Ackerman of Orlando.
Two Miami patrolmen allegedly fleeced four Black residents of 300 dollars, were caught red handed receiving the first 50 dollar payment, and have been suspended amid the case.
Mrs Araminta Wallace is in New York City visiting at the bedside of her son Allen who is ill.
Mrs Evelyn White Williams of 1956 NW 5th Place remains under physician care with wishes for her swift recovery.
The building at the corner of 9th street and 3rd avenue housing Excelsior Press has been condemned. The business will be moved to 14th street and 3rd avenue.
Young people are invited to enjoy skating at the St Agnes Youth Center located at 1734 NW 3rd Court. The message encourages local youths to participate in a community activity at the center.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr wins over Municipal Court Justice Benjamin Shalleck, securing a U.S. House seat for New York amid Tammany Hall’s political contest. The Roosevelt campaign pushes ahead as a dominant force in state politics.
Lt. C. O. Huttoe appeals a suspension ordered by City Manager O. P. Hart. His attorney Vincent Gibblin, noted for prior successful defenses, represents him in this challenge.
Dr. T L Lowrie promotes a health and amusement center at Lake Weir offering boating fishing and bathing as a premier summer resort. The note mentions American Beach Fernandina Volusia Beach New Smyrna Bonnet Lake near Tampa and Tri County Beach Inc for vacation planning in Florida.
Mrs Georgina McKinney aged died May 13 at 1803 NW 5th Place. Funeral services were held Thursday at Trinity Wesleyan Methodist Church with Pharr Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Property owners and associates gathered at the Courthouse Monday evening to oppose proposed rezoning changes in the 14th Street area, citing potential hardships. Their organized objection reflects concern for neighborhood impact.
The building at the corner of Flagler Street and Miami Avenue housing Budge Hardware Store for many years has been torn down to make way for a modern structure.
Mr. Fred Dames of the Manchester Grill Nassau Bahamas arrived on Tuesday from Chicago Illinois. He plans a week with his sister Mrs Remilda Dames at 1842 NW Tist Street before returning to Nassau.
Delegates from the recent Diocesan Convention of the Episcopal Church in Key West report profitable and enjoyable sessions with positive conclusions and renewed interest in parish work and outreach.
The annual meeting of the county social agencies of Dade will be held Friday May 27 at Manning's restaurant 829 Biscayne Boulevard. Prof Edouard C Lindeman of New York School of Social Work Columbia University will address the council on Human Welfare In a modern society.
Mrs C M Pearsall highlighted Reeves family support and his impact on education in Dade County. Douglas Elementary pupil Bobby Dwight presented a gift and orchid to Mrs Reeves while Dr W B Sawyer praised his integrity. Clergy and colleagues hailed him as a civic leader and newspaper man with Ramona Lowe and M Bodie recounting his guidance.
A $5.00 per plate testimonial dinner at the Youth Center honored Reeves and drew many attendees including Rev Edward T. Graham and Dr G W Hawkins. Funds after expenses will be given to Youth Center officials, with the Marie Roberts scholarship fund to be considered. A committee meeting is set for Friday at the Youth Center 340 NW 13th st. photographs will appear next issue.
Delegates at the State Convention of Beauticians met in Tampa this week and held sessions described as interesting and enjoyable. The event featured discussions on industry standards and member activities.
In Liberty City a large May Day celebration at Liberty City Elementary School drew many children and spectators. The school and church collaboration offers a promising opportunity for the community.
Mr and Mrs Sumner Hutcheson and Mr Willie Littles visited the Keys on Sunday returning loaded with snappers and other fish The Hutchesons are noted as skilled anglers with successful outing and catch details reflecting a small local fishing story.
Dr Clarence Hogan Mr Charles Hadley and Miss Doris Farmer made party that brought in a
A Bible proverb fragment notes that generosity to others returns to the giver with abundance, claiming that he who waters others will himself be watered. The line emphasizes reciprocal blessing for charitable acts.
Miami community gathers at Dunbar elementary school dining room on Friday May 13 to honor Editor H B Reeves for a quarter century of service. Attendees include professionals and leaders. program features remarks by Attor ney L E Thomas Mrs Clara Pearsall Dr W B Sawyer and Dr K L Pharr with telegrams from across the country and Bahamas praising the editor.
Two cops, described as not colored, plotted to extort 300 dollars from a colored man in Liberty City. The sting failed when they were caught during the first payment, and they were arrested. Authorities say the motive was financial need.
After a rapid pursuit by police, three men not White attempted a 'free' grocery theft in a southwest store. They loaded goods as officers closed in and a gun battle erupted, wounding or apprehending at least one, while two remain unaccounted for.
The passage notes rising unemployment and prudent behavior as signs of a coming economic downturn, while some people ignore warnings, continuing to seek only entertainment until hardship arrives.
In the city several people lose summer jobs due to lack of work. A long-tenured downtown worker, once trusted as a partner, took overnights and left early to cry foul after a big scheme failed. Her replacement got the paycheck and she faced dismissal despite pleas.
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