Bunche Park Playground Opens with Cab Calloway
A Sunday ceremony at Bunche Playground in Bunche Park Opa Locka marked its opening. Cab Calloway tut the ribbon with local leaders Elmer Hecht Amos Jenkins and Osceola Chapman present. The Gaines Construction Company donated the ground and Wometco Theatres funded the equipment from opening night receipts. The Dorsey High School band provided music under David Paschal.
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Cab Calloway
Bunche Park
Gaines Construction Company
Wometco Theatre Corporation
Bunche Theatre
Arthur Price
Wometco Theatres
Hecht
Jenkins
Chapman
Calloway
Dorsey High School
David Paschal
Dorsey
Notre Dame
Board says court must end college segregation
Florida state board of control told a Negro delegation that only a U S Supreme Court decision or a constitutional amendment could end racial segregation in state colleges. The board said it lacked authority to act and cited existing rulings and funding for Florida A and M College. Delegation leaders included John A Diaz of the Pittsburgh Courier and Leonard Lewis of Afro-American Insurance Co.
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State Board of Control
United States Supreme Court
Florida
University of Florida
Florida State University
Florida A and M College
Versity
State Supreme Court
John A. Diaz
The
Pittsburgh Courier
Leonard Lewis
Jacksonville
Afro-American Insurance Co
L. E. Terrell
G. W. Hawkins
Miami
G. D. Rogers, Jr
Tampa Insurance
Edward D. Davis
Ocala
Shoeshine Stand Hid Marijuana Ring in City
A narcotics squad raided a second avenue shoeshine stand near ninth street catching four men and a woman. Ivy P. Hutchinson faced two narcotics counts with $2500 bond while Moses Johnson 24 and Calvin Clayton 22 held at $1000 bonds. Brooks 28 and Marshall 22 were held for investigation on unspecified federal questions.
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Second Ave
9Th St
United States
Roger Davis
Ivy P. Hutchinson
Moses John
Carver Village sale sparks political tension over city vote
City commission voted 4 1 to condemn Carver Village purchase ahead of November elections. Bethune Elementary in Brownsville dedicates new $360,000 campus with Mary McLeod Bethune address. Dr James T Wilson and Angus Graham among officials on program. Bethune pupil principal Thena R Crowder present. painting unveiled by Dr Kelsey Pharr. Commissioner Louis Bandel faces re election amid questions of legality and impact on 17,000 Negro voters.
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Dade County
James T. Wilson
Board of Public Instruction
Angus Graham
Louis Bandel
Carver Village
Edison Center
Liberty City
Two Students Struck by Cars Sparks Sidewalk Debate
This week in Liberty City two separate collisions involving students highlighted the need for sidewalks. Bernard Pinkney of Dorsey High School was struck by a car driven by fellow student Kenneth Oliver, with details continuing on page.
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Liberty City
Bernard Pinkney
Dorsey High School
Kenneth Oliver
Mrs. Mickens Named Bond Chairman for National Defense Drive
Mrs. Alice G. Mickens of West Palm Beach has been named National Defense Bond Chairman for the National Association of Colored Women. She will lead a nationwide campaign across 39 states and 50 000 members through October 27. The drive aims to bolster economic strength curb inflation and promote individual savings with support from state presidents and officials in the Treasury and defense divisions. Mickens, a longtime Florida civic leader, previously led the Florida association for nine years.
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Alice G. Mickens
West Palm Beach
Fla
National Defense Bond
National Association of Colored Women
Association
Ella P. Stewart
Mickens
Inson
Defense Soames
Treasuryent
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