Supreme Court Power Through Marbury and Cherokee Cases
The piece examines Marbury v Madison and Yazoo and Cherokee rulings as pivotal moments in establishing judicial review and state versus federal authority. It highlights Marshall's strategy in Marbury, Yazoo lore, and the Corn Tassel case amid Jackson era tensions shaping U S law.
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John L. Lewis
Supreme Court of the United States
Lewis
Supreme Bench
Washington
Bill Marbury
Corn Tassel
Georgia
Tom Gibbons
Lochner
United States
Oval
John Lewis
Goldsborough
Supreme Court
Charles Vans Hughes
Sureme Court
John Marshall
Congress
Marhall
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jack
Columbia
Daniel Ramsey
Obert R. Hope
William Harper
Alexandria
John Adams
Adams
Alexandria County
White House
Jefferson
Marbury
Ferson
Marshall
Charles Lee
Wright
Maryland
John Breckinridge
Kentucky
Yazoo
Fletcher
Peck
John Quincy Adams
Prescent
St. Petersburg
Russia
Ambedor
Questi Cn
Madison
Charles VY +n
Carolinas
Tennessee
Alabama
U. S
Gilmer
Andrew Jackson
Hcl
Horace Greely
George N. Briggs
Massachuetts
Jackson
Marsh
Happer
Yazow
New Drug BAL Saves Girl From Poison at Valley View
A waitress at a local cafe in California was saved by BAL, an antidote for arsenate poisoning, administered at Valley View hospital. The patient, a student at East Central College, ingested rat poison and survived after rapid treatment and supportive care. The physicians described BAL as miraculously effective and noted cautious prognosis after 48 hours.
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California
Valley View Hospital
Bal
Eastentral College
Stork Leads in Pontotoc County Births in 1946
County health office reports 731 births and 226 deaths in 1945 with more births than deaths in 1946 though December data incomplete. Births clustered by name initial with B and C tops, Q lowest. Records aid state for birth and death certificates.
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Pontotoc
Health Office
State Health Department
First Fully Organized 45th Oklahoma National Guard
Oklahoma City data show Major General George Ade Davis stating the 45th Division will be the first fully organized National Guard unit nationwide. Final 12 units await federal recognition by February 1, with several companies to be inspected in Tahlequah Ardmore Oklahoma City Norman Tulsa Seminole Enid Watonga Kingfisher Hartshorne Chilocco Tulsa.
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Oklahoma City
George Ade Davis
Oklahoma National Guard
Davis
Tahlequah
179Th Infantry
Ardmore
Norman
Tulsa
Seminole
Enid
Watonga
Kingfisher
Hartshorne
Chilocco
Heart Attack Kills Stage Producer in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 14. Lexafer Leftwich, a Baltimore native who rose from chorus boy to top stage producer, died last night of a heart attack at age 63. He produced hits including Hit the Deck Connecticut Yankee Rain or Shine Strike Up the Band and Girl Crazy and served as California director of the federal theater project.
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Hollywood
Lexafer
Baltimore
Connecticut
California
Federal Theater Project
Opposition Chiefs Sleep On Walks By Tehran Palace
Tehran reports say 200 to 300 opposition demonstrators slept on sidewalks outside the royal palace while leaders met with the shah to press for free elections. Hassan Zaeem accused Premier Quavam and his party of intimidation and ballot manipulation as the crowd slept under tents and guards formed a human wall.
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Tehran
Royal Palace
Hassan Zaeem
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Ahmed Quavam
Quavam
New Democrat Party
Zaeem
Mohammed Mossadegh
Martin Daftari
Tehran University
Sardegh Tabattabaie
Kerr Lends Warm Welcome to Turner in Oklahoma Capitol
Oklahoma City January 13 Gov P T Kerr formally welcomed Governor-elect Roy J Turner in the capitol office as inauguration ceremonies gathered crowds outside. Kerr joked about being just another picture on the wall while expressing hope for friendly relations between the outgoing and incoming administrations. Turner thanked Kerr and the two shook hands before the inauguration ceremonies. Kerr said he leaves office more indebted to the people than any other governor.
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Oklahoma City
Bert S. Kerr
Cov
Roy J. Turner
F!u Nds
Capitol
Kerr
Leon C. Phillips
Turner
Kinarty
Treasury Says Dollar Bill Lasts Nine Months
Treasury officials report the average dollar bill circulates about nine months before replacement while a humorous aside in the commentary complains that their experience differs from the speaker’s.
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Treasury Department
France dispatches 8,000 more troops to Indochina front
Paris reports government confirms sending 8,000 troops from Toulon to reinforce French forces in Indochina fighting Viet Nam nationalists. Lt Gen Jean De Lattre De Tassigny bids farewell aboard the liner. Socialist leaders debate policy while reports of Viet Nam hostilities and captured French guns surface.
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Paris
Toulon
Indochina
Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
Marius Moutet
Leon Blum
France
Moutet
Associated Press
Leon Boutbien
Socialist Party Executive Committee
Hanoi
Crows abandon roosts in Bartlesville county drill scene
Oklahoma Game and Fish and C B Hailey reported crows left roosts they investigated. Bombing halted until new concentrations are found. Hailey urges public aid to locate roosts for extermination as weather turns cold. In Bartlesville, Mrs Pryor found four developed eggs inside a baking hen.
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C. H. Hailey
Oklahoma Game and Fish Commission
Department
Mr. Hailey
Hailey
Commission
Bartlesville
Jan
Franklin Pryor
Profit as workers' sole guarantee of employment claim
Quote from Robert R con former national association of manufacturers argues profit is the only guarantee to employ or pay wages.
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Robert R
National Association of Manufacturers
Rural Teachers Plan In Service Training Session
Representatives of East Central rural districts met at the college to boost in service training and give rural teachers a stronger role in the annual Ada event. About 25 teachers and county superintendents planned a banquet session and continued county study groups as part of expanding community school concepts across multiple counties.
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East Central District
Ada
Inclding
Thursda
Norman Mitchell
Pen‘stoc
Ben L. Morrison
Knight Hall
Garvin
McClain
Woodland
Murray County
Pottawatomie County
Pontotoc County
Allen
Tate
Seminole County
Johnston County
Tishomingo
Gordon M. Harrel
Colege
Okmulgee County
N. C. Mitchell
Coal County
Robert M. Brashears
Tupelo
W. D. Underwood
Waymon Scott
Clarita
Pot mix Unty
Ira E. Bugg
Ruth Powell
North Rock Creek
Shawnee
Ruth Bizzell
Ame
H. R. Mowdy
Sasakwa
Hughes
W. Graham
J. R. Bryan
Bethel
Gloria Jackson
Holdenville
H. B. Hartgraves
Galey School
Boyd Clark
Davis
Cleveland Art Gallery Gives Talent a Break
Cleveland's cooperative 103 Gallery offers unknown artists a public outlet with affordable originals. Volunteers manage hangs and sales while two-thirds of sales go to the artist and one-third funds gallery upkeep. Members support operations as more than 200 artists have shown since 1945.
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NEA
Cleveland
Cleveld
Manning
Mary Manning Brody
Wray Manning
Algesa Hacker
Mary Manny Brody
Tombstone as Western Rival to San Francisco in Boom Era
Tombstone Arizona, a booming mining town, stood as a major western hub comparable to San Francisco during the late 19th century, shaping regional commerce, law, and culture.
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Tombstone
Ariz
San Francisco
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