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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1950

Page

3

Stuyvesant Town Drops Ban on Negro Tenants

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co says Stuyvesant Town has leased some apartments to qualified Negro families on a trial basis. The move ends a long de facto ban, though the company claims no policy change and retains tenant selection rights. 35 tenants linked to a local anti-discrimination group face eviction.

New York ANP Stuyvesant Town Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Stuyvesant The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Stuyvesant Town Corporation U. S. Supreme Court

Sharecroppers Turn South Georgia Farm Into $100000 Plantation

Eight Negro families formerly sharecroppers on a dilapidated Georgia farm near Newton transformed it into a thriving plantation called Wellington. Under Chicago ad man Hill Blackett, they adopted modern farming methods, received $5,000 homes and 53 hour workweeks, and produce about $10,000 cash monthly. Blackett says profit, not charity, drives success and favors merit over race.

Chicago South Georgia Ebony Newton Man Hill Blackett Blackett Wallington

Award Upheld In Fatal Seaman Fall Case

Federal Judge Ernest Gibson denied a motion to set aside a $115000 verdict in the death of James E Naylor a 35 year old seaman who died after a fall from the forecastle of the freighter Allegheny Victory The jury awarded Mrs Naylor 40000 for suffering 15000 to each of Mrs Naylor and her daughter Tanya 15000 and 45000 to her son James 14 The judge said pain from another's wrongdoing is not less to the poor than the rich

New York ANP James E. Naylor Ernest W. Gibson Naylor Allegheny Victory

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