March 1, 1951
Three ministers, armed with petitions bearing 385 signatures (many of which came from the east Albany area), successfully argued their anti-liquor cause before the city. The City Council turned down a Class B liquor license application submitted by a V.H. Tabor, owner of White’s Cafe, who wanted to serve beer, wine and mixed drinks. Tabor said “hundreds of people want a little something to go with their meals,” but Rev. Lee…