Supreme Court Rulings Seen Affecting Separate but Equal Precedent
The Louisville Courier Journal analyzes how recent court actions hint at ending separate but equal facilities, with cases from South Carolina Virginia Kansas and the District of Columbia watched for a public school ruling. It notes a trend against racial segregation in rail cars and education and predicts possible fallout in regions like South Carolina.
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U. S. Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South Carolina
Virginia
Kansas
District of Columbia
Louisville Courier- Journal
Supreme Court
Ada Weekly News and Ada Evening News merged history notice
Historical notice of The Ada Weekly News established 1901 and later consolidations with The Ada Evening News Pontotoc Enterpr The Ada Evening News and The Ada Weekly News carrier and mail rates and post office entry details for Ada Oklahoma provided as background record of the paper lineage.
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ADA Weekly News
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
Enterpr
Aoa
Sar Oananee
Ada Evening News
Ada
Okio
Broad educational base urged for ethical living and nation’s future
E E McCartney of Fort Hays Kansas State College argues broad education should precede specialization. He notes materialism and gadgets fail to meet ethical and religious needs and urges one extra college year if possible. The piece reflects on Christmas to New Year blessings, Korean War sacrifices, and praise for Arizona Highways and its photography.
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E. E. McCartney
Fort Hays
Kansas
State College
Why Men Work and the Taft Leadership Compared
The piece argues work brings happiness and discipline citing Kingsley and a book on Why Men Work. It notes people work by choice, praises Taft as a potential leader, and contrasts leadership styles between the ruling and opposition parties with Eisenhower avoiding frontal conflict.
Grain trend down as big crops blamed in 1952
Chicago report attributes the drop in grain prices in 1952 to record large crops at home and abroad. Demand slowed as European buyers cooled and U S competition increased. Weather and carryovers shaped outlook, with price highs earlier in the year and subsequent declines after harvest.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Agriculture Department
Chicago Board of Trade
Korea
United Nations
Weather book as a Christmas gift promises insights
The writer plans to study a new weather book to learn reading air movement horizons and animal behavior. They caution against pretending to forecast and say any findings would be kept private to protect truth and reputation.
Reselling the Public on Ike Korea Policy
The piece argues public opinion wanes for the Korean War and Ike must re sell the conflict. It notes Eisenhower seeks a personal view of the war and warns there is no simple swift victory. The author predicts limited international change until Ike takes office and stresses duty to world stability.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Senate
White House
Ike
Korea
Britain
O Dwyer Passport Demand Sparks Utah Plan
Senator Watkins votes to urge the Eisenhower administration to revoke William O Dwyer s passport to pressure the former New York mayor and ex ambassador to Mexico to return to the United States. Watkins says the move is a first step though Mexico would need to allow O Dwyer to stay if passport cancellation occurs.
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Washington
Sen
Watkins
Utah
William O’dwyer
New York
O’dwyer
United States
U. S
Mexico
New York Crime Commission
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Mexico City
Former SS Troopers to Face Trial for Oradour Massacre
Nineteen former SS Elite Guard troopers will stand trial at Bordeaux in January before a military tribunal accused of responsibility for the 1944 Oradour sur Glane massacre in which 682 villagers were killed. Only six residents survived.
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Paris
Bordeaux
Oradour-Sur-Glane
Oradour
Lidice
der Fuehrer Regiment
Das Reich SS
Dickman
Alsace
Mayor Kenny Refuses Stand in New Jersey Waterfront Hearing
Newark New Jersey Mayor John V. Kenny of Jersey City declined to testify at a New Jersey Law Enforcement Council waterfront hearing. The session adjourned to January 6 as Council seeks a contempt order. Kenny argues he has no right to cross examine and objects to questioning form.
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Newark
N. J
John V. Kenny
Jersey City
New Jersey Law Enforcement Council
Kenny
T. James Tumulty
Tumulty
Council
Richard J. Congleton
Congleton
Superior Court
New Jersey Council
New York State Crime Commission
Essex County
Young Driver Causes House Crash in Detroit
Anthony Widby a two year old with no license climbed behind the wheel of a car left briefly by his father Jack Widby. He started the engine and pressed buttons causing the vehicle to lurch into Mrs. Helen Pattenaude's house, injuring him with a bruised forehead and prompting no tickets from police.
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Detroit
Anthony Widby
Jack Widby
Anthony
Helen Pattenaude
Meany and Reuther to Discuss Union Merger
President George Meany and CIO President Walter Reuther plan a Washington meeting after the New Year to discuss proposals for merging their labor unions. Meany said the negotiations will begin after the holiday and will likely be lengthy.
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New York
George Meany
CIO
Walter Reuther
Washington
Meany
Penny under deer's hide hints at old coin insertion
In Ismay Montana a hunter found a penny under the skin on a deer's hind leg. He believes the coin was inserted when the buck was a fawn, suggesting a curious past event.
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Buck Ismay
Mont
Family aims to drive Pan American Highway in 18 months
Walter J Lamont, his wife Dorita, and their two children plan a 23 000 mile Pan American trek from New York starting January 1. They intend to live with locals, use a 11 ton truck with a steel body, carry Geiger counters and medical supplies, and educate the children on the road while sharing aid along the way.
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New York
Walter J. Lamonts
South America
Dorita Lamont
Walter Lamont
Greenwich Village
Rita
Arctic
Tropic
Lamont
Russell
John
Dorita
Sawyer Views Year of Good Business '53
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer and economists forecast a good 1953 with a possible 1954 downturn and a sharp test in 1955 as defense spending declines. They project 1955 as pivotal, with 7 percent earners’ income rise and no major near term price hikes.
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Sawyer
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Commerce Department
Office of Business Economics
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Drinker Besieges Scranton Tavern in Car Ramming Incident
Francis J. Mann, 33, battered a closed taproom in Scranton pa at 3 am after being refused a drink. He rammed the door smashed cuspidors and shelves, then backed the car through the front a third time before police, Det. Baggott and Det. Whitman, arrived and held him at the North Scranton station.
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Scranton
Francis J. Mann
Thomas Baggott
Kenneth Whitman
Mann
Edward Gerrity
Baggott
Whitman
North Scranton
Kurt Carlsen Rejects Millions for Heroic Sailor
San Francisco reports Captain Kurt Carlsen, famed for the Flying Enterprise, rejected over two million dollars in offers to capitalize on his experiences. He said he is a ship captain and continues his world tour aboard the Flying Enterprise II. He arrived with his wife and two daughters who flew from New Jersey to join him in New York via the Panama Canal. The original Enterprise sank off England on January 10 after his brave, solitary efforts to save it.
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San Francisco
Kurt Carlsen
Carlsen
Woodridge
N J
New York
Panama Canal
Enterprise
England
Close Call for Bazooka Shell on Baltimore Street
Baltimore Sgt. Joseph W. Koerber spotted an object in Sunday traffic and braked hard, skidding 25 feet to avoid a bazooka shell. Police later had the empty shell moved to a grass plot before a bomb disposal expert arrived. Authorities say the origin of the shell is unknown.
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Baltimore
Joseph W. Koerber
Koerber
110Th Field Artillery
Maryland National Guard
Governor challenges states over Turkey show in Dallas
Texas Governor Allan Shivers taunts other governors to send a bigger dressed turkey than a Texas-grown tom to be shown at the National Turkey Federation convention. T A Hensarling credits rapid industry growth to triple white meat since a decade ago. Texas ranks third in production behind California and Minnesota.
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Dallas
Allan Shivers
Texas
National Turkey Federation
T. A. Hensarling
Texas Turkey Federation
California
Minnesota
Israel protests arms shipments to Arab states over security fears
Tel Aviv officials criticize Western arms deliveries to Egypt Syria and Lebanon noting Britain offered 13 Meteor type jet planes to each Middle East country at 115000 dollars per plane. Moshe Sharett warns arm supplies to both sides would still give Arab forces superiority.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
Britain
Middle East
Moshe Sharett
Maariv
Syria
Lebanon
Sharett
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada NEWS Want Ads
A local want ad column highlights higher returns on investments tied to vested Ada funds. Readers are urged to review options, compare yields, and consider timing to maximize ownership benefits.
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Ada News
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