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Florida Ups Efforts To Curb Religious” And Racial Terrorism

» "By JAMES COOK United Press Staff. Correspondent

than six months of- violent race half of the ‘defendants in the

ida has culminated at year's-end been linked with the case only jin frantic state-federal police ef-by gpeculation, not by evidence. forts and an unprecedented offer, wy, Governor Warren has of fered a $2000 reward for information leading to Moore's murderer,

(rewards. for the criminals Reson

deaths of Negroes. darkened the picture of a generally prosperous and progressive state in 1951. A tragic climax to the year came Christmas night when Flor-| ida's leading Negro spokesman, 1 : state NAACP Executive aman Truck Driver Dies [tary Harry T. Moore, was mur- Of Monoxide Fumes

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dered by an explosive charge that EPHRATA, Pa., Dec. 31 (UP)

shattered his home in Mims, Fla. _ joseph Kapugi, 24, of Chicago

His wife, sleeping beside him, Was ji04 jn Ephrata Community Hosseriously injured by the same pii5) yesterday of carbon monox. terrorist’s bomb. ide poisoning.

Activities Bring Death Dr. Ir . Walter White, national execu-|pq, doe oy Sguer: Renuty Soro.

tive secretary of the National As-|

Here's Your.

It is well known that the: INAACP leadér from Mims issued| MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 31 — More petitions and raised money on.be-|

‘and religious terrorism if" Flor-|GroVeland case. But his death has| .

| sible. a $1000 reward for a so News of floggings, cross-burn-|iy. ariami terrorism ns 5 ings, dynamitings, and violent gi, 4ine reward for the convie-|

[tion of “any person using a bomb|

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WASHINGTON, Dec, 31 (UP) —Elmer Patman, an Austin, Tex., attorney, charged ‘today that an international cartel arrangement by five big oil companies, aided

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Colored People, says Moore's death is connected with his activities on behalf of two Negroes de{fendants in the notorious 1949 {Groveland rape case. | But the most notable fact is [that Moore's death remains un{solved just as the dozens of other {instances of terrorism in Florida remain’ unsolved. I.ate news reports have revealed this pattern of violence in Florida, By VIRGINIA MacPHERSON {in 1951: United Press Hollywood Correspondent In the last year, four Negroes were . beaten by white men in| Orange County, Central Florida. One of the Negroes was killed. today he’s going to keep all his| None of the floggers was ar- glamour girls rested. movies in 1952 they won't have! Through the summer, flaming time to make headlines “K's” and crosses—terror sym-| = bols of the Ku Klux Klan—were| We have 40 pictures on our burned in Miami, Orlando, Jack- Schedule,” he said. “I have plenty sonville, Tallahassee, Fort Myers, of work for every gal on the lot.” | Lakeland and Wildwood. Grand Especially Ava Gardner, Lana

No Time for Love—

Dragon Bill Hendrix of the Florida KKK disclaimed respon-| Urner and Elizabeth Taylor. | sibility. | There are times when it does

Since June, 11 dynamitings and Seem like Schary has more than attempted dynamitings were di- Nis share of headaches with the rected against a half dozen Jewish Deauty queens. Inch by inch, they synagogues, a Catholic church, | 8et more newspaper space with and a Negro housing project—all| their private loves than they do in Miami, Two bombings of the With their screen clinches. unoccupied Carver Village for Av ” Negroes in Miami damaged prop- Started with Frankie erty worth many thousands of] AVa'S top-notch acting in “Show Boat” got raves on the

dollars. Scores of special police have failed to find the bombers. drama pages—but they were outshadowed in her round-the-world

In early November, Sheriff Willis McCall of Lake County shot the last two Negro defendant in TOTRance with Frankie-boy. |the Groveland .rape case. One| And she’s still making news. |died. One recovered from critical There are a few legal eagles in |wounds. A coroner's jury ruled town who tsk-tsk his “quickie” {that- the shooting was justified. (Nevada divorce .and hint the Notorious Rape Case green-eyed Ava may be a beauti-| That Groveland case, involving|ful—but bigamous—bride. the alleged rape of a 17-year-6ld| Then there's Lana. There's alwhite farmwife, has ranked sec- ways Lana. She can’t even take ond only to the Scottsboro, Ala. a shower without stopping the |rgpe trial in notorious cases in- presses. She took one at 3 a. m. [Towing Negroes. : a few mgnths ago, tumbled Soon after the alleged rape oc-{through the glass door jSurred in 1949, one of the original{glashed her wrist. By a posse. after threatened mop, 1 & MALter of hours the papers [violence had prompted the gov- hit the street with a suicide story. 'ernor to send the national guards-| She's Sue for Some: more Buble. ity when—and if—she and her es-

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and!

| One of the three Negroes—a

|teen-ager—was sentenced to life {in prison. The other two, Walter

jdivvy up those millions and de{cide whether to make it a legal

{Irvin and Samuel Shepherd, were|YePaTatIoN or 2 divorce,

|sentenced to death. | But the United States Supreme hi ; {Court threw the case out early Meanwhile, You can always /this year on grounds that the count on at least one picture a

Front Page for Lana

{death sentences were returned in week showing Lana.and her cur-| |an atmosphere charged with race rent boy friend, Fernando Lamas, |

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