Students urged to build study habits for college success
The Virginia Guide urges students to abandon cramming and develop steady study routines. It lists 29 institutions where Miamians matriculate, highlighting colleges across Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Ohio, New York, North Carolina, Tennessee, Michigan, and beyond, stressing long-term effort over last-minute exam pressure.
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Alabama A & M State College
Montgomery
Bethune-Cookman College
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bennett College
Raleigh
N. C
Central State College
Wilberforce
Ohio
City College of New York
Clark College
Atlanta
Experience is the Name We Give Our Mistakes
A quote attributed to The Miami Herald frames experience as the label for errors. It reflects on learning through missteps and the common view that growth comes from past wrongs.
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The
Miami Herald
May Day exercises set at Liberty City Elementary School
Liberty City Elementary hosts annual May Day program on May 29 at 2 30 p m with sixth grade actors presenting In Fairyland an operetta on May 31 at 8 p m Admission is free for the May Day event and 35 cents for adults 25 cents for children for the operetta Parents and friends are invited to attend both events and the school promises a delightful performance
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Liberty City
Fairyland
Air Force Reserve Recruiting Drive at Miami Center
The Continental Air Command launches Operation Build up in May to fill hundreds of Air Force Reserve vacancies across specialists. The 435th Troop Carrier Wing, Miami Flamingo Wing, will host a recruiting booth May 25 from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. at 3rd Ave and 12th St in front of WMBM radio station for prior service men. Call TU 8-7531, ext. 163 for information.
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Air Force Reserves
Miami Air Reserve Flying Center
Air
Continental Air Command
435Th
Miami
Flamingo Wing
3Rd Ave
12Th St
WMBM
Air Force
Northwestern Opens Paint and Body Shop
Northwestern Vocational High expanded its facilities with an 11th vocational shop and five new departments including cosmetology, baking and cooking, power sewing, paint and body, and hotel training. The hotel department offered two short courses in dining room and maid services, certificates awarded May 17 to 28 students, who will be available for employment after June 8.
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Northwestern Vocational High
Brooklyn Longshoreman Wins $200000 Verdict
William Butler a Brooklyn longshoreman and father of four received a $200,000 settlement in Kings County Supreme Court for injuries from a pier accident on June 7, 1952. A railroad tug struck the pier causing cargo to fall, resulting in paralysis from the waist down and speech impairment. Butler had been hospitalized since the incident at 58th Street dock in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
ANP
William Butler
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Kings County
Have your child vaccinated against polio free at five clinics
Local health officials announce five Dade County clinics offering free polio vaccinations for children. Parents urged to bring child’s age and immunization records, with clinics open during weekday hours and select Saturdays through the month.
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Dade County
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Miami Times
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George K. Sands
Third Avenue
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B. Salomon Funeral Home
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Oscar and Athalie Range
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Gospel Train
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