Supreme Court ruling tests Southern schools on Negro higher education
James Marlow analyzes how last week's Supreme Court decision on equal higher education for Negroes affects southern states. He notes Texas must admit Negroes or create equal schools, and argues Louisiana may delay without contempt, while civil rights groups could push more cases nationwide. The piece emphasizes the ruling targets higher education and may spark lengthy legal fights.
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James Marlow Washington
L?p
Supreme Court
State of Texas
Law School
University of Texas
Louisiana
Texas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Perry Co Court Notes Probate City Ledger
Executors William A Welker and Arthur C Nugent named in the John F Nugent estate with will filed. Minnie G Sanders will filed in probate dated Sept 4 1948 witnessed by Hilda Allen and William A Allen. Guardian account by James C Smalley for Ada C Smalley. Fern Brown appointed administrator of Frank Daw estate with $5000 bond. Appraisers listed. Richard C Gerken appointed administrator with will annexed of Susanna E Abram. County road hearing on closing roads 117 151 160 153 157 156 and 48 in Clayton Township with 35 property owners protesting the outlet loss. Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan sued Harley T Householder for $110.55 at 6 percent. Levie A Murray filed suit. Loretta Sleffe sues Ralph D Lester and Claude Schetzer for $16100. Anna C Hamrick sues Sterling Insurance for $371 at 6 percent from Sept 17 1949. Dayton Eppley pleads innocent to assault with intent to kill. bond set at $5000. hearing June 6. Benny Brown arrested for intoxication. fined $25. Doris Nelson sues Jessie Nelson for divorce. married Aug 1946 in Greenup KY. request custody. Marriage licenses: Riley Jewett and Violet Jewett. Pettit Townsend. Real estate transfers: Lanfrank to Matthews. Clearfield Coal to Hamilton. Snyder Swanson to Clearfield. parcels in Clayton and Pike Townships.
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New Lexington
William A. Welker
Arthur C. Nugent
John F. Nugent
Minnie G. Sanders
Hilda Allen
William A. Allen
William A. Walker
Clayton Township
Sunny Hill Coal Com
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Logan
Harley T. Householder
Levie A. Murray
Loretta Sleffe
Columbus
Ralph D. Lester
Chicago
Claude Schetzer
Dayton
Anna C. Hamrick
Shawnee
Sterling Insurance Company of
Dayton Eppley
Eagleport
Clair Butts
Benny Brown
Harold Anderson
Crooksville
The Lonesome Bride in a Murder Plot
Gloria Brown learns to bake apple pie and becomes entangled in a murder case. Her teacher neighbor vanishes and an underworld figure is found dead near the Browns. Gloria confronts police, aids Miltiades, and hints at family roots as the case unfolds toward a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Brown
Gloria
Dumbhwalter
Mrs. Benoni
Tony
Benoni
Underworld
Sal
Miltiades
McGann
Fifth Avenue
Sammy
Doc
Bronx
Sam
Molly
Atlantic Ocean
80Th Precinct
Homicide Headquarters
John Nemo Brown
Boston
Cabot
Postal deficits and reforms urged by Hoover Commission
The Hoover Commission says postal deficits could be cut by over 100 million yearly with revolving fund operation and budget reforms, and removal of postmaster promotion barriers could improve service. Congress has taken no action. user groups debate subsidies while airlines claim smaller costs than agricultural subsidies.
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United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Hoover Commission
RFC
Commission
Senate
Something for Father Father’s Day tribute to working dads and veterans
A Father's Day piece notes Pop deserves praise for supporting his family and balancing work and home life. It cites Census Bureau trends on household size and veteran status, and discusses Social Security age rules and potential extra annuities for industrial workers, ending with a personal nudge to remember him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Mom
U S Postwar Passenger Liners Return with Independence Launch
The S S Independence at Quincy Mass marks 11 years idle in luxury liner building as America resumes passenger ship construction. The Constitution will follow this September with four more liners and a $70 000 000 grant to contest British liners Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth.
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U.S
S. S. Independence
Quincy
Mass
Independence
Britain
America
Chance to Ward Off Strike
The piece urges launching an impartial background study of the United Automobile Workers proposal for a guaranteed annual wage before next year’s bargaining fights sharpen tensions. It cites lessons from the pension debate in major industries, where management warned of ruinous impacts while labor defended the plans.
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Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Boyle's Column: The universal dream of home ownership
The writer traces the boyhood impulse to build shelter from a lean-to to a lifelong quest for a home. He recalls childish forts and the itch for property, then imagines impossible estates before admitting a practical longing for a modest six rooms with view and land. He jokes that his dream may end as a portable trailer.
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New York
Thoreau
Walden Pond
Connecticut
Maine
Florida
California
The
Riviera
Hong Kong
Kansas City
Seattle
Albuquerque
Isle of Capri
Annual wage ideas in bargaining questions
The passage questions the impact of annual wage proposals on workers and unions. It asks how the idea has fared in practice, whether it suits small and large firms, and if special market conditions are needed, urging facts over emotion before bargaining intensifies.
Local visits spanned towns from Parkersburg to Athens
Mr and Mrs L A Townsend and others visited the Allens in Parkersburg while many relatives from Athens Henderson Belpre and Frost called on or dined with families including the Warners Archers and Cobbs. Illness summoned Mrs R M Allen to Carrie Gainer's home.
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Pearl Castle
Edward Blake
Buford
Whites Chapel
R. M. Allen
Carrie Gainer
L. H. Allen
Quiz Hall By Wilton E Hall Answers Sheet
Quiz Hall by Wilton E Hall lists ten questions with answers. For men women and teens it covers subjects from withers to Federal Communications Commission and geography, giving correct choices and explanations in a single page questionnaire.
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Wilton EF. Hall
Withers
Gen
Israel Putnam
True
Radio
Federal Communications Commission
Gracie Allen
Philadelphia
Letart Falls Community Notices Honor Visiting Ministers
A local family night at the Community Hall honors Rev. C. D. Kirsch who heads to Boston for assignment. Weddings, deaths, and visits noted. Stella Devinney, a Letart native, dies in San Francisco. The Romulous: various relatives visit, and church activities noted across Letart Falls.
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Letart
C. D. Kirsch
Boston
Walter
First Baptist Church of
Pomeroy
Methodist Church
Youth For Christ
Kirsch
J. L. Wolfe
Ohio
Lakeside
W. Earl Wilson
Columbus
Roy M. Roush
Henry Korek
Beth Ann
Edgerton
Wis
Alberta Price
Paducah
Ray McDade
Thelma
Herman Reese
Cheshire
Methodist Parsonage
Norman Arnott
Ruth Badgley
Billie Hill
Skyline Drive
Mary Shields
Thelma McDade
Methodist Sunday School
Racine
Stella Devinney
San Francisco
Wright
Ralph Gabses
Chicago
John A. Quillen
Letart Falls
Frank Sprague
Mt. Moriah
Preston Parsons
Vista Powell
E. P. Grimm
O. W. Woodyard
Patricia
Martha Jane
Betsy
Washington, D. H
Harold Grimm
O. M. Roush
Charleston
Homer Roush
Jeane
North Canton
J. D. Roush
Local Social Roundup In Hocking County and Lancaster
Mrs Emma Meyer and son Creighton visited Mr P F Dupler and Ed Woltz residents called on relatives in Hocking County. Gail Eddie of Rockbridge spent a week with Gilbert Woltz family in Logan. George Pearls and others called on Pearl Dupler. Effie Woltz appears in social notes.
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Emma Meyer
Creighton
P. F. Dupler
Ed Woltz
Gail Eddie
Rockbridge
Gilbert Woltz
Susan K
Logan
Lewis Singleton
Don Baker
Pearl Dupler
Charlie Richardson
Minnie Singleton
Henry Kohler
St. Mary's
Ohio
Hocking County
Charlie Meyer
Christena Woltz
Effie
Edwin Woltz
Etta Carpenter
Howard Woltz
Lancaster
Effie Woltz
Radio Programs and Schedule Across Area Stations
Daily daytime and evening lineup across NBC WLW CBS WCOL WSAZ and other outlets listing time slots for news, music, dramas and variety shows from morning to late night including The Chicagoans, Bob Hope, Arthur Godfrey and Welcome Travelers with multiple repeats and regional timing notes.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Wwo
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs East
Mbs-West
Nbe
One Man's Family
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Jack Smith
Abc News
Mbc
Abe Satan
Cbs Gentlemen of Press
Bob Hope
Luigi
Abec
John Steele
Pondene
Abe Johnny Dollar
Cbe
Abe Phillarlone
Robert Nathan
News & Variety
Red Foley
Arthur Godfrey
Abe Bob Poole
Hollywood
Abe Queen
Bob Poole
West
TV Broadcast Schedule Pages for WLWC and Others
A detailed listing of from the early era schedules across WLWC Channel 3 WTVN Channel 6 WBANS Channel 10 and WSAZ Channel 5. It includes program blocks such as Kukla Fran and Ollie News Caravan Fireside Theater Dorothy Humphreys Amateur Hour and Feature Film plus daytime offerings like Meetin Time Howdy Doody and Pantry Party.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Joe Hill
News Caravan
Fireside Theater
Dorothy Humphreys
Wbns-Tv
Ed Wynn
Homemakers Exch
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
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Job
Kiddin
Doris Nelson
Moxahala
Jessie Nelson
Greenup
William Riley
Potter
Violet R. Jewett
Corning
George Gilbert Pettit
Charles
Ann Lanfrank
Joseph Matthews
Drakes
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp
Albert
Anna Hamilton
Snyder and Swanson, Inc
Pike Township
Brooklyn
Splendide
McCann
Perkins
Beacon Hill
Gloria Mulligan
Mulligan
Nea Serve Tae
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Lottridge
By Galbraith
Badam
Jesus
FCC
Paulette Goddard
Jeanne Crain
Hedy Lamarr
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Blck Run
WLWC
General Store
WTVN
Captain
Chan
Eels
Wbans-Tv
Channel LO
Roger Nelson
Douglas Edwards
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