Public Service Commission notes no ruling on segregation
The South Carolina Public Service Commission said the U S Supreme Court has not ruled on intrastate travel segregation laws and that SC laws requiring separate seating for white and Negro passengers remain in effect. The commission cited the Flemming case where the high court declined to review, clarifying it waits for a final district court judgment.
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South Carolina Public Service Commission
U. S. Supreme Court
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Flemming
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Anderson College to Present Play for Children
Anderson College's story telling and dramatics class directed by Prof. Malcolm Grossman stages "The Elves and the Shoemaker" in the campus gym at 2 30 p m on Saturday. Neil Clay is the shoemaker, with a large student cast and elaborate costumes and music.
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Anderson College
Malcolm Grossman
Boy guides missing baby home with milk bottle
Eight year old Kirk Douglas Weaver rescued his one year old brother Kelly who crawled through a fence hole. He fetched Kelly's milk bottle and led him along the street back to their home safely.
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Des Moines
Kirk Douglas Weaver
Kelly
Kirk
Christ Lutheran Ladies Bake Sale At Refrigeration Co
Christ Lutheran Ladies’ Aid holds a bake sale on Saturday May 12 at Refrigeration Equipment Co 1025 Main. For details call 2 3364.
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Christ Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Refrigeration Equip. Co
Millis Urges GOP To Live Party Harmony
Frank T. Millis urged Indiana Republicans to unite and focus on achievements ahead of the June 29 state convention. He touted no new taxes, highlighted the WW II bonus tax elimination, and urged nominating a loyal Craig administration ally to continue the program of achievement. He pressed for issue based campaigning and meeting delegates.
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Frankfort
Ind
Frank T. Millis
GOP
Millis
Indiana
Governor Wet High School
Craig
Swiss Bell Ringers Dorothy Mason to Perform Sacred Music
Dorothy and Renard Mason, famed novelty musicians, present a sacred music concert at Central Christian Church at 10th and Jackson on Friday May 11. The Mason Swiss Bell Ringers use unusual instruments including musical glasses, singing saw, Vibraharp, triple octave chimes, and the Theremin. Admission is free with an offering.
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Renard Mason
Central Christian Church
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Jackson
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