Supreme Court To Rule on Loyalty Program Legality
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee of New York challenge to President Truman's loyalty program. The group argues the program lets the Attorney General define orthodoxy in thought speech and association. The case, joining about 130 labeled subversives, seeks to strike down the policy as political not security driven.
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Washington
Truman
Joint
Refugee Committee of
New York
Asst. Atty
John Rogge
Guam Weakness Tied to 1920 Limits, 1941 Context
Guam, a Pacific naval base, was weaker in 1941 than in 1920 due to the United States observing Washington Naval Conference terms. The note links naval limits to reduced fortifications and forces on the island amid broader treaty compliance.
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Guam
Pacific
United States
Darrow's Spook Fails To Answer on Jackson Park Bridge
Chicago reports magician Claude Noble seeking the spirit of Clarence Darrow amid a bitter wind on a Jackson Park bridge. Noble, bareheaded and earnest, repeats a death pact claim while awaiting a manifestation that does not occur as he plans a 1951 reunion.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Claude Noble
Darrow
Jackson Park
Noble
Noble Promises Return A Year After Darrow Death
A small crowd gathered as at 12 31 PM on March 13 1938 Noble the thin balding speaker rose and declared I ll be back here next year. The contact attempt for Darrow occurred at a bridge where the lawyer s ashes were scattered after his death.
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Darrow
Cattle Raisers Open Meeting in San Antonio News
The 73rd annual Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention opens in San Antonio. Tomorrow features the resolution committee’s hotly worded talks on horse meat sales the Brannan farm plan and other topics. Association leaders and guests including Gov Shivers Dr Edwin G Nourse and other officials plan to speak.
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Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Brannan
Joe C. Montague
Fort Worth
Association
R. B. Anderson
Vernon
Jay Taylor
Amarillo
National Livestock and Meat Board
Bryant Edwards
Henrietta
Allan Shivers
Edwin G. Nourse
Truman
Economic Council
Licenciado
Oscar Flores
Henry H. Johnson
Mexico
Firework Blaze Injures Father In Kitchen Mishap
Brownwood March 14 Fred Tucker 35 is critically burned while building a fire for his wife who makes candy. His wife and their 2 year old son also burned when kerosene used to start the wood stove exploded.
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Brownwood
Fred Tucker
Direct Home Loans Called Unnecessary
Washington March 13 A proposal to authorize direct government home loans to veterans drew fire from Senator Cain Washington who argued insured GI loans at 4 percent are readily available and that the nation should not pursue direct loans The Senate weighs a 150 million dollar middle income housing bill providing 25 year 4 percent loans to veterans unable to obtain bank loans for home purchases or construction The measure would aid those earning 2400 to 4700 dollars yearly and would transfer wartime housing projects to local agencies for low rent use Cain urged selling the 149 wartime projects containing about 43000 units The House will delay action until the Senate acts on the bill The House debate had been slated to start tomorrow.
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Cain
Senate
Washington Republican
Rayburn
Texas
House
Clovis Police Face Influenza Absences
The Clovis Police Department battles a flu and pneumonia outbreak with 17 man-days of absence since March 3, as Chief George Rays illness was diagnosed as double pneumonia on Sunday.
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Clovis
George Ray
State board of pharmacy moves HQ to Temple
The state board of pharmacy announced it would relocate its headquarters from Dallas to Temple on March 14. The move accompanies the appointment of its new secretary, former state senator Buster Brown, who will reside in Temple. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Globe-News
Temple
State Board of Pharmacy
Dallas
Buster Brown
Globe News
State Hospital Rules To Change
A plan to ease political heat on state hospital chiefs was proposed in Austin as the state board for hospitals and special schools voted to overhaul admission rules via a centralized reviewing agency. The move followed a case of a 17 year old blind deaf and dumb girl admitted to San Antonio mental hospital though a judge ruled she was not insane. Dr J B Scarborough cited public pressure and noted no state facility fits her needs, predicting she will be custodial long term.
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Austin
State Board For Hospitals and Special Schools
San Antonio Mental Hospital
J. 8. Scarborough
Scarborough
Board
Mayne Kelly
J. Rutledge Hill
Dallas
Questionable cases sent to central authority to ease heat
A Hill statement suggests referring questionable patient admissions to a central authority may relieve superintendents of political heat. The remark emphasizes shifting responsibility for deciding admissions away from local administrators.
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Hill
Medical Group Hears Talks by Amarillo Physicians
Members of the Potter County Medical Society heard two Amarillo physicians at a St. Anthony's Hospital meeting. Dr Frank B Duncan spoke on Hemorrhage From the Nose and Throat while Dr Jones E Witcher discussed Cough. Presiding was Dr G Marion Waddill Jr president of the society.
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Potter County Medical Society
Amarillo
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Frank B. Duncan
Jones E. Witcher
G. Marion Waddill, Jr
Food experts estimate global arable land needs
Food authorities suggest an average of two to 2 percent acres per person worldwide. In contrast the United States averages 342 acres of arable land per person.
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United States
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