Reuther Gun Attack Condemned as Cowardly
New York commentary denounces the shooting at Walter Reuther of the United Auto Workers as a cowardly act. The piece urges public opinion to unite against violence and defends Reuther’s honesty despite political disagreements. It also notes the SC Supreme Court ruling on Negro voting rights in the South Carolina Democratic primaries and discusses a legal analysis by Henry Gellhorn on the House Un American Activities Committee report.
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Cucanor Muulevel
United Features Brn
New York
Welter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Walter Reuther
Supreme Court
South Carolina
House Committee On Un-Ameran
Walter Gelhorn
Harvard Law Review
Un-American Activities Committee
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
Gellhorn
Opposition to Un American Activities tactics cited by law review
The speaker criticizes the Un American Activities Committee for assuming guilt by association and denying individuals timely hearing. He condemns fear driven methods, equating them with fascist and communist tribunals and urges understanding Communist tactics without sacrificing justice.
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Un-American Activities Committee
Court halts AAUW ouster of Washington chapter
Federal Judge F Dickinson Letts barred the American Association of University Women from removing the Washington chapter before May 13. The chapter must include Negro members or lose its charter, while the chapter argues it has the right to its members. A hearing on the injunction is set before May 13 in US District Court. President Truman farm policy speech anticipated after White House meetings with Albert Goss of the National Grange.
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AAUW
Washington
F. Dickinson Letts
American Association of University Women
John A. Croghan
US District Court
Truman
Albert
Goss
The
National Grange
White House
Is This Year of Destiny Declared by Truman
President Truman warned the AFL convention in Washington that the current year may determine the world's future. He cited the Cold War, Western Europe alignment, Marshall Plan outcomes, and reconstruction progress as decisive factors shaping democracy and peace, including postwar issues and the UN’s role.
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Truman
AFL
Washington
Russia
Europe
Italy
France
Moscow
England
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Soviet Union
United Nations
Wall Street Journal Southwest Edition Rolls Off Press
Dallas May 4 The first edition of the Wall Street Journal Southwest Edition rolled off the presses with Mayor James Temple pressing the start button. An initial 15 000 copies were sent by air express to Southwest Pedals. Governor Beauford Jester sent Robert Fenster official congratulations on the new daily in Dallas.
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Wall Street Journal
Dallas
Wall Street
James ‘Temple
Tha
Southwest
Air Express
Beauford
JH. Jester
Robert Fenster
Increased subsistence checks for 6800 GI students in Texas
About 102000 dollars monthly extra subsistence will be added for 6800 West Texas GI students this month. C E Todd of the Amarillo Veterans Administration says the law raises allowances for full time student veterans, with dependents rising from 90 to 120 dollars and those with no dependents from 65 to 75 dollars. The increase applies from April and requires dependency proof by July 1. Jailer jailed in Montrose after locking himself in the country jail for hours until a passerby alerted police.
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West Texas
C. E. Todd
Veterans Administration
Amarillo
Montrose
Matt Peseniben
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