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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1949

Page

4

Kathleen Payne is an officers' school graduate

Kathleen Payne of Miami Florida graduates as Second Lieutenant in the Organized Reserve Corps from the second class of the Women’s Army Corps Officer Candidate School at CAMP LEE Virginia The September 29 ceremony featured Major General Clift Andrus Col Mary A Halloren and Lt Elizabeth C Smith The 14th Army Band provided music Payne enlisted in 1948 after basic training and Leadership Course She attended Washington High Miami St Augustine’s College Raleigh NY and holds a BA from Fisk University Nashville Tenn Payne is the daughter of Reginald Payne of 1701 NW 1st Place

Camp Lee Kathleen Payne Miami Florida Women’s Army Corps Officer Candidate School Organized Reserve Corps Clift Andrus Department of the Army Mary A. Halloren Corps Elizabeth C. Smith Andrus 14Th Army Band WAC Miss Payne New York Washington High School St.Augustine’s College Raleigh N. Y Lisk University Nashville Tenn Payne Reginald Payne N W

NAACP backs UN trusteeship plan for colonies

Roy Wilkins, acting NAACP secretary, urged UN Secretary General Trygve Lie to back a direct UN trusteeship for former Italian colonies in Africa. He asked that the plan be adopted at the current General Assembly session, with a limited trusteeship to develop inhabitants toward self government. The NAACP also opposed restoring Italian administration in any form.

New York Trygve Lie United Nations Africa Roy Wilkins NAACP General Assembly of the Wilkis Wilkins

Public hearing set on Ives Quinn bias case in NY

The New York State Commission Against Discrimination will hold the first public session on October 31 regarding charges against the George H. Flinn Corporation for discriminatory employment practices. Walther Tannis alleges he was fired for protesting bias and faced threats from foreman Cornelius Cunningham tied to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel project. Marian Wynn Perry for the NAACP filed the protest, urging timely action after a year of delay.

New York National Association For the Advancement of Colored People George H. Flinn Corporation New York State Commission Against Discrimination Today Commission Marian Wynn Perry NAACP SCAD Walter Tannis Flinn Corporation Tannis Cornelius Cunningham Brooklyn Battery Tunnel Brooklyn Manhattan Perry

Unemployed Father Of Nine Leaps To Death In Harlem

New York article reports Robert Artis an unemployed relief client and father of nine leaped from a six story Harlem window after a drinking session. He died when his body landed in the courtyard below. authorities ruled death by own action.

Harlem New York ANP Robert Artis Artis

Slow down at sundown warns Florida patrol campaign

Director H N Kirkman heads a October safety drive after Florida reported over 700 traffic deaths last year, including 400 at night. He notes night driving is far deadlier, with two thirds of urban fatalities and over half rural fatalities occurring after dark. Hazards include reduced visibility fatigue drinking drivers and pedestrian misperceptions.

H. N. Kirkman Florida Highway Patrol Kirkman

Groveland Fund Total Reaches 3840 Dollars

New York reports additional contributions of 477 dollars last week, bringing the Groveland defense fund to a total of 3,840.54 dollars as announced by the National Association for the People.

New York Groveland Defense Fund National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Vacancies Rise In Chicago Amid Unemployment

Observers note a slight easing of the housing shortage in Chicago as vacancies increase due to rising unemployment. Rents stay high for apartments and rooms while officials say the change reduces density in the South Side but does not fully solve the shortage, according to William E. Hill of the South Side Planning board.

Chicago ANP William E. Hill South Side

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