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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1952
Page
11
The piece argues population will soar from 1.5 billion to over four billion by century's end and stresses feeding and clothing moving forward. It credits American agriculture with innovation, tractors, and new practices that transformed farming into a scientific, competitive industry, enabling urban job growth and raising production. It urges other nations to embrace free markets and liberty as a model.
The article traces the history from the hoe to modern machinery, noting how Edwin Markham and Miller depicted the burden of the hoe. It highlights the 19th century straddle-row walking cultivator as the start of mechanization, then lists tractors and other power tools that dramatically reduce labor while boosting output, signaling the hoe’s obsolescence.
A patriotic message argues that a nation's strength lies in its people and their resolve. It urges readers to listen, read, look, talk, argue, think, and then vote to shape the future.
Atty Earl J Amedee filed a habeas corpus writ in the case of Tennessee Allums and five other Ringgold farmers sentenced to 20 years for alleged simple rape of a white woman. The petition claims illegal detention, improper arraignment, and lack of proof that the victim was feeble minded, noting the husband aided the alleged acts for money. The men were convicted June 16 1950 by Judge H W Ayers in Arcadia Bienville Parish.
John A. Diaz resigns as chairman of the Negro Division in the Democrats for Eisenhower in Florida amid tensions over Dixiecrat influence. State chairman Robert D. Hobday cites Diaz’s opposition to Charles H. Crandon’s introduction of Eisenhower, tied to Crandon’s Dixiecrat past. Wesley O. Garrison, Republican leader, and state committee members elsewhere weigh in.
In a Florida item, Eisenhower and Stevenson push FEPC and Black vote influence. Commissioner Wolforth shifts Republican. Tampa figure Prophet Ronnie Hinton convicted of mail fraud, 18 months and $1,500 fine, later reduced to six months. judge keeps the fine.
Nathan Young, 31, was stabbed in the neck at the Liberty City Pool Saturday night. The wound was not serious. Police seek T. J. Jackson after an argument between the men.
Ed ward Evans, 58, a retired army general, was formally named Miami city manager on Wednesday. The new appointee will earn 25000 dollars annually, making him one of Florida’s highest paid public officials in the role.
A large crowd of about 12,000, including many Black and White residents, gathered at Bayfront Park bandshell Tuesday night to hear General Ike. The crowd mingled freely with no attention given to seating or standing arrangements.
Mrs Mary Ford has begun construction of an eight unit apartment building on her property located at the intersection of 18th Street and Third Avenue. The project seeks zoning and permits to proceed with the development.
Residents note calmer conditions after 135 mile per hour hurricanes spared inland areas. Weather lore suggests a hotter summer could presage a stronger blow before hurricane season ends.
Pfc. Horace Johnson of 1439 NW 74th Street and Pfc. William Hall of 1602 NW 6th Avenue joined the 47th Infantry Division at Camp Rucker Alabama this week. Both are Korea veterans.
Courthouse lobby sold new driver licenses on Tuesday with renewals priced at one dollar. Present licenses expire September 30.
The Garrison group and Democrats For Eisenhower Inc declare openness to all races colors and creeds and pledge to seek General Eisenhower for clarification on any anti national elements. They credit Ike with upholding racial and religious justice and the interests of all Americans.
Mrs. Mary Young and her grandson Ronald Young Jr. traveled by the FEC railway to Montgomery Alabama on Wednesday. Ronald son of Mr. and Mrs Ronald Young of Montgomery spent his summer vacation with relatives and friends in the Magic City. He was royally entertained at a farewell reception given for him on Sunday.
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