Negro youth Angelo Herndon convicted in Atlanta insurrection case
Angelo Herndon, 19, a Cincinnati Negro and Communist organizer, was found guilty of attempting to incite insurrection by distributing Communist Party literature. The all white jury sentenced him to 20 years in prison, defense plans a new trial motion, and crowds gathered in a tense courtroom.
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Angelo Herndon
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To Check Foreign Stars in Hollywood
Murray W. Garsson, special assistant Secretary of Labor, plans to depart for Hollywood to examine the entry of foreign movie stars. He said a drive against illegal entry has been underway for two to three months with investigators checking the credentials of nearly every alien in Hollywood.
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Washington
Murray W. Garsson
Hollywood
Garsson
Flappers Prober Resigns From Senate Inquiry
Irving Ben Cooper, a young investigator trained at the Seabury School, has resigned as counsel to a Senate inquiry into stock market practices, though Washington reports say the inquiry will continue.
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Continue Mart
New York
Irving Ben Cooper
Samuel Seabury School
Senate
Washington
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promised Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as the cure for a tired mood and dull health blamed on a poisoned liver. It claims rivals only relieve bowels and urges readers to seek the red labeled product, available at all stores in 1981.
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C. M. Ca
Cold Defeat on Manchurian Mountain Top Triggers Sino-Japanese Focus
Reports from Shanghai confirm 380 Chinese soldiers perished from exposure after a two week siege by Japanese forces on Mount Takushan near Mukden. The fallen troops, part of General Tang Tien Mei's remnants, wore light summer uniforms as winter tightened. Military actions continue in the Mukden region along rail corridors and the coast.
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Takushan
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Mukden
Tang Tien-Mei
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Mukden- Antung
100000 Texans Depend On Highway Jobs Say Directors
WACO January 19 News reports the Texas Good Roads Association directors stressing the highway program sustains employment for about 100000 Texans. W. O. Huggins of Houston noted thousands more work in road materials and traffic services linked to roads. The group warned of proposed cuts to ranger, motor patrol, and child welfare units, while Rep. Pope of Corpus Christi introduced bills to limit rangers and empower city utility rate control with court appeals for disputed charges. No opinions were issued by the State Supreme Court in a short session and Chief Justice Cureton, absent due to illness, administered the governor’s oath.
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Texas Good Roads Association
W. O. Huggins
Houston
Highway Department
Texas
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Child Welfare Department
Board of Control
House of Representatives
W. E. Pope
Corpus Christi
Austin
Pope
District Court
U.P
State Supreme Court
M. Cureton
Ferguson
Horse Race Bills Proposed by Ranger Patrol
Austin reports a pari mutuel horse racing bill and related measures proposed by the Ranger Patrol. The action centers on introducing legal horse race wagering and establishing governing rules and oversight. Further specifics on sponsors or dates were not provided in the excerpt.
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Austin
Jan
U.P
Maccabees Set Dallas Dates For State Convention
Arrangements for the state convention of the Maccabees in Dallas on June 20 and 21 were discussed by a local arrangements committee with J. B. Sawtelle of Waco, grand commander of the order.
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U.P
the Maccabees
J. B. Sawtelle
Waco
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