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Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1950

Page

3

Mixed Marriage Law Hits Common Law Couple

CAPE TOWN color ed woman and a co sire morality act here recently. The act prohibits legal or common law marriages between members of different races. The couple living together as man and wife were seen together by a policeman and sentenced to three months hard labor suspended for three years for violation. The judge expressed sympathy but said the law forbids the relationship. The law’s effect concerns Moslems, White and colored, as a deputation to the justice minister discussed potential impacts on Moslem marriages. Moslem board chair J Lalkin warned penalties could fall on adherents who appear European and thus barred from marrying their own kind. He urged keeping long-standing religious unions intact for the family’s good.

Minister of Justice J. Lalkin Board of Deputies

GOPS heated over Young appointment in New York

New York Republicans blistered over John Young II being named chief at the uptown Dewey headquarters in the Hotel Theresa. They fault Julius Adams for the choice, labeling Young a discredited Democrat. In the campaign, Young briefly worked with Congressman William Dawson in the Truman NY headquarters.

NEW York ANP John Young II Dewey Theresa Julius Adams Adams Young Cong William Dawson Truman

Chicago housing sites condemned by two experts

Two housing officials criticized Chicago site choices at the National Association of Housing Officials meeting in Detroit. Walter Blucher urged including community portions in projects and avoiding land easy to obtain. Frank Horne condemned political chicanery in site selection and warned Chicago may lose federal funds for 10 500 units across 13 sites worth 105 million dollars due to inadequate relocation facilities.

Detroit ANP Chicago National Association of Housing Officials Walter H. Blucher American Society of Planning Officials Frank S. Horne Housing and Home Finance Agency U.S Horne

Don't Cry For Pity By William Henry Huff

Poem fragment criticizing pity in society with sharp lines on hypocrisy and racial mockery. Features phrase Uncle Toms with hat in hand and calls for something better. Lacks clear narrative but presents a fierce social critique in verse form.

Don William Henry Huff ANP Uncle Toms

Negroes Apply to UGA Across Law and Medical Schools

The University of Georgia records show Negro applicants, including Horace Ward of Morehouse, seeking admission to law, medical, and graduate programs in Athens. Regents say the filings are routine and relate to out-of-state aid blanks, with Georgia spending 60 000 to 75 000 dollars yearly to assist Negro students at out‑of‑state schools.

Eae ANP Nemay University of ‘of Danae Law School Board of Regents Athens Georgia Horace Ward Law School Ward Morehouse College Atlanta

Tenn. Acts To Set Up Jim Crow Education

Tennessee moves to create a separate system for Negro education in graduate and professional fields. Gov. Gordon Browning will decide policy, with plans for a split university structure and possible expansion of Tennessee State to offer graduate courses. The move follows an attorney general ruling that facilities must be provided for Negro students in courses not available locally.

Knoxville, Tenn Tennessee University of Tennessee Negro Tennessee State College Gordon Browning Tennessee State Roy H. Beeler

Out-of-state aid offered to sidestep Jim Crow laws

A discussion notes that some entities provide out-of-state assistance as a workaround to comply with Georgia's Jim Crow restrictions, effectively avoiding direct state violations while aiding affected parties.

Visit Bowe's Barber Shop In Carver Ranches

Walter A. Bowe operates Visit Bowe's Barber Shop on Orlando Street in Carver Ranches. The neighborhood barber promotes SERVICE WITH A SMILE and offers personal grooming services in a small shop setting.

Bowe’s Orlando Street Carver Ranches Walter A. Bowe

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