When was it published?

October 25, 1952 in The Miami Times

Domestic News October 25, 1952

The Miami Times

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Education, Politics, Riot Or Protest

Q: What keywords are associated?

Liberty City, Teachers March, Amendment No 1, Better Schools, School Funding

Miami, Dade County, Florida

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What is this article about?

Teachers from L. C. Primary, Liberty City Elementary, and Dorsey High Schools in Liberty City will march on November 2, 1952, to rally support for Amendment No. 1, which would fund school construction using automobile license tag money without additional taxes.

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LIBERTY CITY TEACHERS MARCH FOR BETTER SCHOOLS

Busy teachers of L. C. Primary, Liberty City Elementary, and Dorsey High Schools will do their share to assure better schools now and in the future for the youth of today and tomorrow.

In a combined effort, they will march for one hour on Sunday, November 2, 1952 from 3 to 4 o'clock, appealing to registered voters to vote "yes" for Amendment No. 1. The approval of this amendment will authorize the county officials to borrow money and build schools now from automobile license tags money which will be free from additional tax to the voters.

This is an issue aside from your choice of candidates and other issues. Please make it your duty to vote "yes" for amendment No. 1 for better schools for your children's sake.

What sub-type of article is it?

Education Politics Riot Or Protest

What keywords are associated?

Liberty City Teachers March Amendment No 1 Better Schools School Funding

Where did it happen?

Liberty City

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Liberty City

Event Date

Sunday, November 2, 1952 From 3 To 4 O'clock

Event Details

Busy teachers of L. C. Primary, Liberty City Elementary, and Dorsey High Schools will do their share to assure better schools now and in the future for the youth of today and tomorrow. In a combined effort, they will march for one hour on Sunday, November 2, 1952 from 3 to 4 o'clock, appealing to registered voters to vote "yes" for Amendment No. 1. The approval of this amendment will authorize the county officials to borrow money and build schools now from automobile license tags money which will be free from additional tax to the voters. This is an issue aside from your choice of candidates and other issues. Please make it your duty to vote "yes" for amendment No. 1 for better schools for your children's sake.