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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1952
Page
2
Downtown New York is the window shopper's rendezvous with spring evenings drawing women to study fashion scoops. The piece celebrates intelligent window shopping for wardrobe planning and cost-effective style, noting the social habit of shopping in groups and the rise of self-made, well turned looks.
Cliff M. Mackay editor of the Afro American Newspapers won second prize for editorial writing at the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association annual conference in State College. The award for his piece "Flag of Rebellion" condemned the Confederate flag fad among teens and others. The ceremony followed a banquet at Penn State college with Samuel Hoskins of Philadelphia Afro-American in attendance.
Five White men Robert Hogan Kenneth Sullivan James McKee C H Miller and Ervin Kreitner were indicted by the May Alexander County grand jury for the Cairo bombing of Negro physician Dr Urbane Bass's home last winter amid a White effort to block Negro students from transferring to previously all white schools. The action follows an earlier grand jury's refusal to indict, and NAACP backing for a new review. The case includes charges of bombing malicious mischief and conspiracy connected to violent acts in Cairo.
An NAACP official faced an attack but no injuries occurred. A Negro dentist also received a threatening letter to leave the city. NAACP attorneys have met with three circuit judges, school board counsel, and the county superintendent in a pretrial conference to seek a settlement of the case.
A vivid description praises a meal of golden crisp fried chicken cooked tender through with fluffy rice, green peas, and rich creamy gravy. The narrator notes it is twice as rich as ordinary bottled varieties, evoking strong appetite and craving.
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