ABA Condemns Top Court On Red Decisions
London reports say an ABA committee condemned the U S Supreme Court rulings on Communist subversion and urged swift congressional action to counter their effects. Draft legislation to replace the rulings was announced by former Sen Herbert R OConor of Baltimore as ABA members discussed media rights and investigative safeguards.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
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FBI
Supreme
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N.M
O'Conor
Maryland
Earl Warren
House of Delegates
Tort Clark
John Marshall Harlan
Omaha
Dorothy Fern Gibson
U.S
Barbara Ann Lemmons
Lemmons
Lat Cronne
Elisha Hanson
Hawaii Governor Plans Retirement and Condemnation Files
Hawaii Governor Sam King announced his resignation effective at the president's pleasure. He said he may return to private business and run for office next year if accepted. In Iowa, six Scott County farmers face condemnation petitions after refusing access to land for an Iowa Highway Commission project. hearings are scheduled August 13 to 15 with testimony from several witnesses including Marvin L. Preble.
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Iowa Highway Commission
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White House
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State Board
Asa J. Smith
Marvin L.preble
Austin Moving Contractor
Anderson Signs New Dollar Bills In God We Trust Inscription
The government began printing one dollar bills bearing Robert B. Anderson’s signature and the In God We Trust inscription. Anderson becomes secretary of the Treasury on Monday following George M. Humphrey’s resignation. The notes go into circulation October 1 after sufficient production.
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Subpenas Served on Indiana State Employees in Highway Inquiry
In Indianapolis five state employees faced subpoenas as Marion County grand jury probes possible Indiana Highway purchases and contracts. A sixth employee was sought while hearings set for Aug. 7 address charges against Virgil Smith, Harry Doggett, and Arthur Mogilner.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Madison Avenue Expressway
Madison Avenue
Charles C. Bryant
Rose Ellis
Doris, Sanders
Highway Right of Way
Loren Uinehtae Whee
Superior Court
Virgil
Red) Smith
State Highway Commission
Harry Doggett
Right of Way, Division
Arthur J. Mogilner
Elderly paraplegic indicted on tax fraud scheme in New York
Orel L. Comstock, 62, in a wheelchair during arraignment, faces 20 counts of preparing false returns after allegedly running Our Family Counselor and a nationwide refund mill that netted about 800000 dollars for 3000 clients over three years. He posted 1000 dollars bond and could face five years and ten thousand dollars per count if convicted.
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New York
U.S. Atty
Thomas A. Bolan
Orel L. Comstock
Bolan
Comstock
Witness Convicted in Maebashi Trial Over U S Army Soldier Injury
In Maebashi Japan a key witness Hidetsugi Onozeki was fined 10000 yen for injuring American soldier William R. Smith during a June brawl near Camp Weir. The witness testified as Girard faces manslaughter charges next month over a firing range death. Observers doubt Onozeki’s credibility due to prior arrest.
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Japan
William
Girard
Quozeki
Onozeki
Runaway Car Slams Into Bandstand Killing One Injuring Another
A runaway car roared down Stillwater Main Street reaching speeds up to 70 mph before crashing into a bandstand in Lowell Park. Mrs. Lucy Cote of New Richmond Wisconsin died in the collision and her daughter Irene 21 suffered chest injuries. Police cited brake failure and a green light at the street intersection as factors. Two police cars pursued the vehicle as officers warned nearby pedestrians.
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Lucy -Cote
New Richmond
Wis
Lowell Park
Irene
Raymond Law
Law
Minneaplis
St. Paul
Myrtle -Street
Secret Hearing Aids Stir London Fruit Market Strike
A London strike at Covent Garden fruit market involved porters clashing with police while using tiny Sonotone hearing aids with normal glasses. About 20 people were injured as workers blocked produce trucks. arrests followed. The dispute, part of ongoing labor flareups, echoes past miner fights and features calls for better hearing aid fittings and market service amid the unrest.
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Covent Garden
Sona
India
Sono
Ing- Market
Citizens Bank
Sds
Iment
F. E. Wiegand
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
A reader questions adolescence issues including overweight teens and peer teasing. Josephine Lowman advises coping with taunts, considering exercise or controlled dieting under medical supervision, and suggests modest dress to reduce mockery.
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