Marsh vows crackdown to keep hoodlums from county
John D. Marsh in final stages of bid for County Solicitor warns that gangster elements have amassed fortunes by illicit means and bought political power. He credits Senate Crime Investigating Committee exposures and national elections for reducing activity, and pledges to use the office to prevent reentry of hoodlums into Dade County.
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John D. Marsh
Marsh
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Dade County
Lummus Praises Record In Heated Tax Debate
J N Newt Lummus Dade county tax assessor told homeowners he is proud of his record and blamed opponents for falsification or misrepresentation. He conceded possible human error after auditing hundreds of thousands of properties and noted no court prosecutions against his office since the war, while appealing against hotel owners aiming to shift taxes to small homeowners.
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J. N. Newt Lummus
Dade County
Lummus
Miami Beach
McCarty Confident of Victory in South Florida Primary
Dan McCarty, a Ft. Pierce native and cattleman, expressed confidence days before the second Democratic primary on May 27. He plans closing campaign efforts in vote-rich South Florida and Dade County, headlines a Bayfront Park rally, and faces a young opponent in a Q and A televised session. The all-candidates rally occurs at 7:30 p.m. with a Miami appearance slated for May 22.
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Dan McCarty
South Florida
Dade County
McCarty
South Fla
Ft. Pierce
Miami
Greater Miami
Bayfront Park
Housing Act Sparks Fight Over Slums and Negro Treatment
Senator Paul Douglass told the National Housing Conference that city slums and the treatment of Black Americans are the two great abuses in the country. He backed the 1949 housing act to ease these problems while opposing real estate lobby efforts to kill public housing. President Truman urged reversing a 5 000 unit low rent cap and boosting to 75 000, warning that cuts threaten national defense and promising to confront those who hamstring the government.
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Washington
ANP
America
Paul Douglass
Statler
Illinois
Douglas
Een
Charles Toby
N.H
House of Representatives
House
Truman
Congress
United States
Stalin
20 Year Wait Ends At Altar In Detroit
Homer L. Dona and Miss Ethel Oneal finally wed on April 13 after renewing a 20 year courtship that began with a 1932 marriage license. Delays included her returning to Georgia to care for ill parents and a long-distance romance. They were married by Rev. Jacob C. Oglesby at Calvary Baptist church. their advice to engaged couples is not to wait.
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Detroit
ANP
Homer L. Dona
Ethel Oneal
Arkansas
Miss Oneal
Columbus
Dana
Jacob C. Oglesby
Calvary Baptist Church
Examine The Record Says Keyhoe In Primary Appeal
Emmett W. Kehoe seeks the Dade county solicitor post in the May 27 Democratic primary urging voters to study his record. In radio talks he cited 10,668 cases tried and 10,152 convictions from 1951 into the first quarter of 1952, claiming a conviction rate above 90 percent and challenging his opponent to refute the figures.
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Emmett W. Kehoe
Dade County
Kehoe
Mt Moriah Church Aids Dania Anniversary Event
News From Perrine reports Mt Moriah Baptist Church held Sunday School at 9 45 a m and sent 42 members by Gray Hound bus to Dania for Rev W C Edcars fourth church anniversary. Ushers and choir performed as $61 was raised toward a total of $620 33 for the occasion.
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Mt. Moriah
Sunday School and BTU at Mt Sinai Baptist Church
Rev J E Murray pastor led Sunday School at Mt Sinai Baptist Church starting 9 45 a m with BTU at six o clock Morning and evening services heard reviving messages delivered throughout the day by the pastor and visiting speakers
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Mt. Sinai Baptist
J. E. Murray
BTU
Hurst Chapel AME Church Sunday Schedule Announced
Hurst Chapel AME Church held Sunday School at the usual hour and ACE League at six oclock. Inspiring divine services were conducted at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. The Rev. Everette is pastor with Brother Levi Moss as clerk and Brother Zack Ferguson as chorister.
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Hurst Chapel Ame
Everette
Levi Moss
Zack Ferguson
Church notices announced revival services and activities
The Church of God led by Elder H. Dean held Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Young Peoples Union at 5 o clock. Reviving services were conducted both morning and evening.
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Church of God
H. Dean
Young Peoples Union
Spiritual Baptist Church Sunday Services Highlighted
The Spiritual Baptist Church held a fine Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Elder Elizabeth Gray delivered stirring messages at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Services. Brother T. Gray served as superintendent and Sister Ida Ferguson as clerk.
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Spiritual Baptist Church
Elizabeth Gray
T. Gray
Ida Ferguson
Brothers On Sick List Mentioned In Church Notes
On the sick list are Brother John Timmon and Bro Alonzo Parker. Friends should go and see them.
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Brother John Timmon
Bro
Alonzo Parker
Sermon of Gammon President Listed in 1952 Best Sermons
Dr. Harry V. Richardson, president of Gammon Theological Seminary, is one of two Black preachers included in the 1952 Best Sermons edition by McMillan Co. An editor, Dr. G. Paul Butler, selected fifty-two sermons from thousands. Richardson’s "Communion Meditation" was delivered on World-wide Communion Sunday to a White Detroit congregation.
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Gammon
Harry V. Richardson
Gammon Theological Seminary
Best
McMillan Co
New York City
America
G. Paul Butler
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