davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

c%elebrara aqui del seis de JUNO al
20 de agosto.
Habra obras de 20 pintores v
otros tantos grabadores brasilenos.
y Sc dedlcara una sala especial a
los trabaios del gran pintor brasil
leno, Candida Portinari.
En- ell salon de Amistad Inter.
nacional, del Museo Nacional de
Bellas Aries, Sc colgaran 30 de las
obras de Portinari.
Tambien Sc destinaran salas es-
peciales a las obras de los grandes
pintores mexicanos Diego Rivera
y Jose Clemente Orozco.
DUELISTA CONTINUARA
EN- GABINETE
LIMA, (UP).-El Ministro de
Gobierno Jorge Fernandez Stoli,
que Sc batio en- duelo con ell Sc
nador Sologuren, podra continuar
en- ell gabinete.
Fernandez Stoll renuncio, al par.
ticipar en- ei lance caballeresco, Pc
no Ell gobierno no acepto la renun
ella "por estar satisfecho con los ser
vicios que viene presrando al pals"
vISTO OTRA vEZ Ell
SPUTNIK EN- ARGENTINA
LA PLATA, Argentina, (UP).-
Despues deIun mes de invisibilidad
para las ATTITUDES meridionales, fue
yisto desde ell observatorio meteo.
(Pasa a a Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

I'm vocero de la Association
anuncio que la actual junta, in
cluyendo a los cinco miembros
nombrados recientemente, Sc reu-
Miriam Ell martes para planear una
solicitation de votos por poder, en-
ire los $4,000 accionistas de la
institution, por correo.
Ell abogado ]. Edward Worton.
que interpuso una accion judicial
para destituir a los nuevos MEM
bros, incluyendo a Claude Rem
saw (ex-adiministrador municipal
de Miami Beach,, declare que bus
caria I'm mandamiento judicial pa
ra evitar que los directories "usen
ell dinero de la Association para
perpetuarse en- sus cargos".
Calcula Worton que la campa-
ma por correo para solicitar los
votos por poder, costara mas de
$4,000.
"Pienso hacerles responsables
del ultimo centavo perteneciente
a la association que gasten, mien.
tras esten en- la Junta de Direc-
%tores", dijo Worton.
Anadi6 que ell grupo que Ell re.
presenta piensa postular una can
didatura para miembros de la Jun
ia Directiva.
La election de directories fue
%ordenada, para ell dia q de este
mes, por ell Juez Federal, John
D. Martin, en- Ell juicio interpues-
to por Worton para destituir a
Renshaw, de Presidente de la ms
tituci6n, a Mitchell Wolson de
presidente de la Junta Directiva y
a Henry D. Williams, John E. Suey
y Carl Weinkle de directories.
EstoS ultimos reemplazaron a
altos Executives del Miami Beach
Federal, que tuvieron que dejsr
sus cargos cuando fueron procesa-
dos por' I'm Gran Jurado Federal,
acusados de emplear indebidamen-
tie los fondos de la institution y
otros bancos a los que estaban aso-
ciados.
Los procesados fueron los Sres.
Baron de Hirsch Meyer, ex.presi-
dente Leonard Abess, Sam Becker
y w. George Kennedy, directories.
Kennedy esta adn en- Ia Junta Di-
rectiva.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

Antes de seis semanas darAn
comienzo los trabajos de alcanta.
rillado de la ciudad de Miami,
a I'm costo de $3.50, 900, en- los
sectores de Little River y Sur
oeste. segun anunciaron las au.
toridades ell domingo.
Y para ell dia primero de ju-
lilo, otros trabajOs de desagiies
de aguas f~Iuviales, una extern
sion del acueducto por un sec-
tor del nordeste, para ell servi-
clio de bomberos y I'm nuevo in
cinerador en- Coconut Grove, por
valor de So, 100000 estaran va
comenzados.
'Tan pronto como recibamos
los precios de las Subastas, CO.
menzaremos a TRAFALGAR, dijo ell
Administrator Municipal, E. A.
Evans. Anadio que dentro de un
par de semanas Sc so~licitaran las
ofertas de las subaStas.
Los $4,450,000 que se desti.
naran a esos trabajos, Sc paga-
ran de los 1877 millones de do
lares que Sc vendieron en- bonos
por la ciudad de Miami, la Sc
mana pasada.
Para pagan Of costo DE las
obras Sc usara ell sistema de re.
partimiento. Para ell alcantari-
llado y desagiles de aguas fluvia-
les, los vecinos de ambos lados
de la Gale tieren que pagan una
tercera parte, cada uno y la ciu
dad Sc hara cargo de la otra
tercera parte.
Ell costo de las estaciones de
bombed, 10 paga solamente la
ciudad.
En- las Gales nuevsS o recons-
truidas, los propietarios de cada
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
Piden RespuIdo
a PrOyectO del
Puerto en- Dodge

Ell Almirante Louis B. Olson,
presidente del Consejo Maritime de
la Camara de Concrete Miami Con-
dado Dade, recomienda a todos los
interesados que telegrafien, tele-
foneen o escriban al gobernador
Leroy Collinsy al Procurador &C.
neral del Estadc, Richard w. Err
vim pidiendoles zen SUI aprobacion
a la Isla Dodge para construir Ell
Puerto Maritime de Miami. Des-
pu6s de la aprobacion de los pla-
nos del puerto. por ell Cuerpo de
Ingenieros de la Junta de Rios y
Puertos de Estsdos Unidos estoS
fueron enviados a la oficina del
Gobernador, para su estudio.
FL emplazamlento del nuevo
puerto en- Dodge Island ha sido
aprobado por Ell Cuerpo de Inge-
nieros del Ejercito. Ell puerto pue-
de ser construido por la ciudad
con un plan de flnanciamiento muy
practice sin depender de impues-
tos. Ha merecido la aprobacion de
las empresas maritimas que ope-
ran en- Miami.
Ninguna de estas CIRCUMSTANCES
pueden aplicarse al lugar de Vir-
ginia Key, que los oponentes al
plan de Dodge Island proponen
para Ell nuevo puerto, sin embar-
go, Sc nos informa, dice ell Almi-
rante Olson, que estos pocos opo-
stores al plan Dodge Island han
iniciado una campana para mum
dar con cartas las oficinas citadas,
solicitando Sc apruebe ell lugar de
Virginia Key, en- vez del de Dodge
Te1auJ
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
A un costo de $~l,35o,ooo
A Un costo de $I,35o,Ooo
Van a Comenzar Obras del
AIcantariI|ado de Miami

uno de los lados de la Gale pa
gan la mitad cada uno del ira
mo frente a su propiedad.
La ciudad paga ell costo de las
intersecciones.
Ell ingeniero de la ciudad, Ar
thur Darlow, diio que los traba-
jos que tienen prioridad y que
seran sacados a publica subasta
dentro de dos semanas son los
s%iguientes:
En- ell sector de Little River,
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

Sc instalaran las tuberias del al
cantarillado, desde ell Canal Lit,
tie River hasta la Gale 81 nor.
deste y desde las parallels del
ferrocarril de la FEC hasta la
bahia, a un costo de $750,000.
Sector del Suroeste. aleantari-
llado desde la Avenida Doce a
la Diez y Siete y desde la Gale
10 hasta la % Coral Way, a
I'm costo de $350,000.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

pueblo. Fl DR.. Varona es, lie repe-
limos, ell presidente del PRO (A).
Atentamente.
Carlos Maristsni, Antonio F. ST.
lilo, Segundo Cbrti, Manuel Rivero
Setien, Mariana Sori Marin, Raul
Sori Marin, Antonio Santiago Y
Emerenciano Soles.
(Miembros del Executive nacio-
nal del P R.C. (A).
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
Alto Mondo
(Viene de la Primera)

lVIene de Ia PriT1eraJ
tieron a la reunion revelaron que
Ell photo desaparecido estaba. sa-
no y salvo tras descender en- su
%paracaidas en- territorio de Corea
del Norte. Fue este Ell primer in
forme sobre la suerte corrida por
ell photo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
Buneo de Miami Beach Libra Fverte
LUcha Para 0btener Votos Para Ia
Election de los Nuevos Directories

una enconada lucha pr la obtenci6n de votos Sc esta levsndo
a cabo, con motive de la leccion de directories del Miami Beach Fe.
deral Savings and Loan Association que ha sMo ordenada Dor ell Tri-
bunal Supreme de Florida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
beroumericu
en- Sintesis

Viene de la Primera)
activos participates en- la proxi-
ma Exposition Bienal InteramerL
cana de Pintura y Grabado, que Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11
PoIicia del Estado Continda
Bdsqueda de Presses Escapados

Dos de los cudro presses que escaparon ell domingo pr la no.
che de la carceI instalada en- Ell pso % de la Casa de Juzgados de
la Gale Flagler, no habian sio recapturados todavia aver.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
TECHOS
11-ANIMALES cASERoS

CHTHUAHUAS Axe. No los mas ba.
ratios. Pero los Mejores. MO 1898
(6926) II
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
NORTH MIAMI BEACH
31-A-cASAS De CAMPO

TRANSFERRED, mejor oferta z
nable aceptada por. hogar 8 dorrni.
tortos, 2 banos y piscina. / ano
de c~onStru1da. Hablo eSpanol.
t7O1sl. STA
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03

$500 total. Dos d~ormitorios, carpor-
tie y portal. 1858 NV. 81 Place.
Lamar tn 6-0191. Dueno.
(7433) 81 N. W.
Propiedad con ingreso S215 mensua-
les. Hipoteca $50 mensuaIes. SIS, 800
PL 1858.
(7431) 81 N. W.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-03
32-NENTA HoTELES
Y ~APARTAMENToS

a Apartamentos de I'm dormitorio
amueblados. Casa de 8 dormitorios
anueblado. IngreSo $500. Lote
50x150. q S. w. II St. FIR 4-5002
,(7389) 80
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
WILLIAMS NAVE
GUESTS FROM
IOWA q PENNSYLVANIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Williams
and daughters sandra, Cydnay and
Stacey, TIE Rondo Av. had as their
house guests for two weeks Mrs,
Mary Hyde and her two sons, Eric
and Robert from Des Moines. They
left for their home July IL,
Eric Hyde was the honored
guest on his ninth birthday. July
at the circus.
July 8, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
hams, their three daughters and
Mrs Mary Hyde and her two sons
were guests OF MIR, Edgar Pillow
at the Loafers Club picnic,
July Z, the group were the
dinner guests OF Mrs Frances
Humburd, cal Marshall Av
Mr. Frederick Black OF Phila-
delphia was a Fourth Of July holi.
day week end house guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Alfred williams. Mr.,
Black and Mrs. williams were
alumni OF Fisk University,
Mr., Black Is a field engineer for
Burrough Company and Is temper
arily situated in Duluth. He Is
one Of a select group of engineers
helping set up radar sectors for
our defense throughout the United
States.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MnNNEAPOLIs RIRTHpAYs

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
July le-Mrs. Adele Howell. 22O7
Elliot Av,; Roy Dean, 2745 Gin
ton Av,; Dennis T. Hines, 1886
Clinton Av.; Sharman Bernice
Lang, 444l Fourth Az. S,
July 20-Mrs. Leola Carey, STO4
Fifth Av, s.; Mrs. Thelma Gray.
5142 Humboldt Az. N: Mrs. Mary
Collins, $500 Fourth Av. s.; Louis
Sundeen, 2424 25th Av. s.: Mrs
Vincent sheperd. 1887 Portland
Av.: Minnie Vivion, III Girard
Av. N; Joyce Patricia Gold, 254O
Fourth Av. S.
July 2I-Mrs. Betty Ann Kip
per, 1899 Second Av. s.; James T.
Crockett, 626 Girard Av. N; Floyd
Poole Jr., S0S2 Fourth Av. s.;
Mrs. Shelby Cox, 410s Fifth Av.
s.; William f. Jones w, 1887
Stevens Av.
July 22-Adrienne Ratlff, 27S7
IL Av s.; Mrs. Ava Blackwell,
4247 Fifth Av s.: Elaine Grant,
HOO e. 2s St; Marion Greg Taylor
Jr, 1888 Stevens Av.; Susan VIII
liams, 364o Smelling Av.; James
c. Hodge Jr., 449s Fourth Av. S.
July 23-E. l. Escue, APO Fifth
Av. s.; Mrs. Frances LAWYER, 2725
3Oth Av. s.; Ray Walls, SIS Lyn-
dale Av. N; Charles A. Glenn,
1924 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. William
Lumsey, 922 Fremont Av. N.
July 24-Cecil Adair, 5122 James
Av. N; Ruth Brown, S4S7 Smell
ing Av.; Mrs. Patricia Dawson,
37l5 Fourth Av s.; Meredith
Wallace, 5000 Fourth Av. s.; Wal
ter Leonard Lowe Jr., 24Sl Fourth
Av. S.; Mrs. Carol Green, All e.
"a ST.; Geralyn Esther Clark, 1901
Third Av. S.
July 25-Cecil e. Newman, 4O35
Third Av. s.; Walter Beasley,
1881 Clinton Av.; Ernestine p.
Young, 1908 Emerson Av. NJ:
Arvada Mccoy, 1908 Humboldt Av.
N; ]. II. Clacl, 1852 Fourth Av.
S.; Mrs. Grace Clack, 1852 Fourth
Av. S; Wendell c. Helm, 4O33
Clinton Av.; Patricia Ann Battles.
3617 Second Av. S.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

LEFT by plane To attend the funeral
of Mr. Pierres brother, Benja-
min Pierre who died In Chicago,
Funeral services win be held IN
Chicago Monday Benjamin was
born in Minneapolis, son OF the
late Mrs. Fannie Pierre Lewis.
Delegates To Convention, Mes
danes Allie r. Wilson. Viola Mad
den, Josephine Brown and Bessie
Lewis motored TO Springfield, m.
TO attend the Lay Convention Of
the Fourth Episcopal District OF
the AME church They left Wed
nesdsy, July 9th. They were the
Lay delegates from ST, Peters
AME church, Minneapolis.
Visited sister; Mrs. Annie Mat
hews, Ssts Fourth Ave. s. re-
turned home Thursday from cuin-
cy NJ, where she was the house
guest OF her sister.
Motor Trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Johnigan 2si0, Clinton Av.
and Mr.. and Mrs, Hardy White.
i042 Clinton Az. motored TO st.
Peter MINI, TO see Mrs. Jewel
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

Burke. Mrs, Burke seems TO be
doing fine, the couples reported.
Returned Home Monday; Mr..
and Mrs William Stewart left
Monday for their home in cleve-
land, Ohio. They spent the week
end with Mrs, Stewards aunt and
uncle, Mr., and Mrs. c. Walter
Glenn, s6t0 Fourth Av. s.
Golfers Leave For Homei Mes
srs Duke Adams and Ernie Brund-
ley OF Chicago, golfers playing
here In the 18th Annual Upper
Midwest Bronze Amateur Golf
Tournament, left Monday morning
for their homes In Chicago. Mr..
Adams received a message saying
his wife had been taken 20 a hos
pital and when he called Chicago
he was told his wife had already
had an operation performed for
an emergency appendectomy. Her
condition was good. The golfers
were guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Cord
on Granger 1924 Fourth Az. s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 19-Mary James spriggs
527 Carroll Av.; Larry Clardy
715 Aurora Av.
July 20-Mr. Frederick South,
ern, sos Iglehart Av; Reginald
Luther Johnson, 315 N. Grottc
Cecil E. Mccoy 2ss N. Avon;
Teresa Marie Cox, 1888 Marshall
Av.
July FLAMES c. Martin, $50
Carroll Av.; Mr.. Maceo C. Moody
Sr., 727 Rondo Av.
July 22-Arthur Hill Jr., s3s
Carroll Av.; Louise Brown, 691
st. Anthony Av.; Ralph Ward Sr.,
go w. Central Av.; Mrs. w. M.
Cartwright, FOG Iglehart Av.; Mr..
Edgar William Owens, 235 Rondo
Av.; Mrs. Thelma Thomas, 541 w.
Central Av.; Dale Evans Gooden,
1904 Carroll Av.; Mrs. Clarence
Lewis, 243 st. Anthony Az; Mr..
Clarence Davis, 677Ia Rondo Av.:
Mrs. Samuel FAINT, 542 Iglehart
Av.
July 23-Mrs. Faustina Robin
son. 969 Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Court
ney Hilyard, 1872 st. Anthony Av.;
Elmer Craig Morris, 1876 Iglehart
Av.
July 24-Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.,
1896 w. Central Av.; woodford
Mills, e16 st. Anthony Az; B. f.
Henderson, 9O6 st. Anthony Az;
Mrs. Burt McPheeters, s31 Car
roll Av.; Alfred White Jr., 994
Carroll Av.; Mrs. Pearl Douglas,
1926 Carroll Ave; Mrs. Clennie o.
Perry, 37s Galtier.
July 25-Eugene Preston Hill,
s3s Carroll Az; Lydia Jean Tendle,
500 St. Anthony Av; Mary "Taf-
fy" Brown, ST. st. Anthony Az;
Mrs. Stephen Maxwell, 1872 Car
roll Av.; Mrs. Benaree williams,
s26 Rondo Az; Paul Young. ia
Carroll Av
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

the same city And most doctors
are in a quandary as to when an
operation is permitted by law and
when not.
Present laws and mores have
not served 10 control the practice
Of illegal abortion" the partici-
pants declared, ITO keep ON the
books, unchallenged. laws that do
not receive public sanction and OBJ
servance is OF questionable service
to our society The abortion
problem must become the candid
concern Of physicians, sociologists,
educators, religious leaders, law
yers, legislators, demographers and
other responsible citizens. 1t is only
by the most courageous and honest
action OF these groups working
together that this urgent problem
can be solved"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
Additional Social
& Personals

Guest OF Daughter; Mrs, Joanna
Warmsley OF Oakland, Calf, Is
the house guest Of her daughter
and family, DR. and Mrs, John
NJ. Warren, and their children Mrs.
Warmsley will be here about a
month.
The last week in July DIR. and
Mrs, Warren will vacation at Max
well Resort on Lake Typo.
Back Home: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Williams. 1914 Emerson Av. NJ,
have returned TO Minneapolis after
spending the winter In Wichita
Kans with friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

house guest Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Cunningham
BAT st. Anthony Av.
Left For Omaha: Mrs. NJ X
Mcknight, $50 Fuller Av. left Sat.
urday evening for Omaha, Neb
to visit with her mother, sisters
and brothers.
Bride In Home Soon: Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Williams viii move
into their new home in Los An.
geles, Calf, after August 7th
Mrs. Williams is the former Betty
Cassius of st. Paul.
Parents Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. E
Leon Ramsey Of Benton Harbor
Mich. are the house guests Of Mrs.
Ramsey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Eastman, 953 st. An.
thony Av,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
Confob Coils For
Frontal Assault
On US. Abortion

New York,-Illegal abortion in
the United States is a disease Of
society" affecting many women,
possibly as many a 1900, 900 a
year. II presents a problem In
epidemiology as real and as ur-
gent as did veneral disease three
decades ago" A solution will re.
quire the same type Of frontal as
sault without prejudice or
prudery" as was conducted on
venereal disease, 10 make possible
application Of medical and public
health controls to the problem.
These major conclusions are Of
fered by 80 Of the country's fore
most experts who participated in
a recent conference on abortion.
which was sponsored by the Plan
ned Parenthood Federation Of
America. The conference report.
Abortion In the United States,
is being published this week MAY
2s) by Paul B. Hoeber, Inc. med
ical book department Of Harper
and Brothers.
The three-day conference ex-
amined both legal and Illegal as
poets Of the abortion problem.
Data on Illegal abortions was pre-
sented by the late DR.. Alfred Kin
sey and evaluated by a committee
Of statistical specialists. From this
candid discussion these facts en-
erged:
j. The number Of Illegal abor-
ton performed In the US. could
be as low as 200. 900 a year, or as
high as 100000, depending on
how the figures in available stud
les are projected.
2. The number Of therapeutic
(legaD abortions Is minute com
fNANA " inc LDLdls
g. Most abortions are performed
ON married women who seek 20
end an unwanted pregnancy.
4. Legal operations are author
lied more frequently for private
hospital patients than for the low
income woment who are patients
either in city hospitals or hospital
wards. I'm New York City the
private hospital rate was five
times the city hospitAls'l
5. Psychiatric grounds have
been declining
9. Practices concerning the APP
proval Of therapeutic abortiOns
vary from city 10 city and even
from hospital 10 hospital within
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

l package lomon-flavored gel
attn
~ teaspoon salt
1-l/4 cups hot water
can tomato sauce
i-1/2 tablespoons vinegar
Dash Of celery salt
! cup mixed cooked corn and
green pepper.
METHOD: Dissolve gelatin and
salt in HOT water. Add rest of
seasonings. Blend. Chill until slight
ly thickened Then fold in vegeta-
bles. Pour into individual molds.
Chill until firm. Serve on crisp
salad greens with mayonnaise.
Makes four 10 six servings.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

delicious souffle salads, fruit and
vegetable molds and tangy barbe-
cue salads-an excellent compan.
ions for hamburgers, hot dogs OF
spare ribs. The pretty Cucumber
Souffle Salad Molds shown here
have a delightful creamy and tan.
gy tastiness. This salad features a
combination Of lime-flavored gela-
tin, mayonnaise, seasonings, and
crisp vegetables. Equally zesty Is
Vegetable Barbecue Salad made
with lemon favored gelatin, to-
mato sauce and mixed cooked corn
and green pepper, Try these salad
treats soon. They're easy to pre-
pare early in the day and ready TO
serve at dinner time.
Cucumber Celery SouffIe Salad
1 package lime-navored gela-
tin
IA teaspoon salt
cup hot water
~ cup cold water
1-l/2 tablespoons vinegar
~ cup mayonnaise
Dash Of pepper
3/4 cup drained finely diced
cucumber
34 cup finely diced celery
l tablespoon finely chopped
onion
METHOD: Dissolve gelatin and
salt in HOT water. Add cold water.
vinegar, mayonnsise and pepper.
Blend well with egg beater. Pour
into refrigerator freezing tray
Quick-chil in freezing unit
without changing controD IS TO
20 minutes, or until firm about
inch from edge but soft in center.
Pour mixture into bowl and whip
with egg beater until fluffy.
Fold in vegetables. Pour into l.
quart mold or individual molds.
Chill until firm in refrigerator
mot freezing unit 30 to IS min
utes. Unmold and garnish with
salad greens. Serve with additional
mayonnaise, II desired. Makes four
to six servings.
Vegetable Barbecue Salad
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18
North CuFolino
Police Officer Is
Attending School Here

James E. Fleming of the Ashe-
vile, N. c. police department, now
attending the Juvenile Officers In
stitute Of the University Of Mime
sofa has been elected vice president
for the 1858 session.
Officer Fleming, an IL year
veteran Of the Asheville police de-
partment enrolled in the Institute
on June 16 and win complete his
studies August %.
The program is for special study
in handling Juveniles. Mr.. Fleming
is the only Negro attending the
1858 session.
He is married and has four chill
dren. Charles, %, was recently
discharged from the U. S. Mar
ines, Mrs. Virginia Ann Tayboon,
p, of Greensboro, N. c., James
E. Jr,, age 20, of the U. S. army
at Fort Benning, Ca, and Michael,
an elementary student at Mountain
S. school, AsheviIle.
Mr.. Fleming is a member Of the
National Fraternal order Of police,
a Send degree Mason, a noble in
the Mystic Shrine and a member
of the Imperial Council, 33rd
Southern Jurisdiction.
Mrs. Fleming is employed by the
city school system of AsheviDe.
Michael will come to Minneapolis
about Aug, y and accompany his
father back home after Aug. %.
Thousands of persons have found
enjoyment In these columns.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

las, ess St Anthony Av, eight
years.
July 23-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Wright, CPS st. Anthony Av IL
years; Mr.. and Mrs. James Wat
son, 77s ST. Anthony Az. 40 years
July 24-Mr. and Mrs. Emerett
Jones, 1921 Rondo Av., 10 years
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Thomas, ass
Carroll Az, IL years.
July 25-Mr. and Mrs. James
Oliver. 1886 Western Av ". q
years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-18

Open House Held: Open house
Tuesday July IS from eight to ten
pm. was held in honor Of her
sister, Mrs. WylHe Ramsey by Mrs.
Cecil Mccoy, 2ss N. Avon S.
Guests were girl-hood friends of
Mrs. Ramsey's.
On Extended Trip: Mr.. and Mrs,
Bailey Morris, All Mackubin st.
are on an extended trip through
the south. At present they are vis-
itng relatives and friends in
Greensville, Miss.
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July 29-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Oliver Jr- Los Angeles, Calf
three years.
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visiting Mother: Mrs Mary Younge Chicago is visiting
her mother, Mrs, B. Johnson 65S St Anthony Av Mrs
johnson is improving after fall and broken rib
In Hospital Mrs. Emma Archer 636 Fuller Ay is paent
in St. Lukes hospital P
Mothers Guest: Mrs Vivian Cannadv of Cbcago is the
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July 1s-Mr. and Mrs. w. e.
Gray 5l42 Humboldt Av. N, II
years.
July 23-Sgt. and Mrs. Garland
W. Ross, ISL AIdrich Av. N, three
years.
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Guest OF Daughter Mrs Charles Crawley Of Beefonte
Pa is the house guest of her sonaw and daughter and
Mrs Ernest W. Lowe, 4044 Portland Ave-
Home From Hospital; Mrs James Brown, 4ll7 Clinton Az
is home from Mt Sinai hospital.
To Chicago Mr. and Mrs Robert Pierre 1887 Portland Ave
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MINNEAPOLIS

July 19--James Miller.
July 2l--Jack Floyd, Kansas
City, Mo.
July 22-Psalm w. Mitchell,
Washington.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
July PM. and Mrs. Lee Doug