Aide Charged With Misuse Of Office
Governor John W. King accused health and welfare commissioner James J. Barry of using his office to campaign for the governorship. King said he would not seek removal but noted Barry’s reappointment is due and suggested his actions should resolve the issue. The dispute followed a federal probe the governor had requested.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
John W. King
State Commissioner of Health and Welfare
King
James J. Barry
Barry
Wesley Powell
Health and Welfare Department
Real Estate Transfers From Wealthy and New York Avenues
Real estate notices list transfers: Adolph P. Frydel to John E. and Shirley A. Gaudette a house and lot on Wealthy Avenue. Charles P. and Mary E. Lyons to John A. and Gloria C. Hyland a house and lot on New York Avenue. Carleton M. and Mary E. Grueninger to James E. and Mary A. Dale Road Stockbridge. Letourneau to Norwich Drive Dalton a house and lot. Harold J. and Doris W. Aspinall to Walter F. and Hildegarde Peter C. and Amelia N. Lehmann to Frederick M. Myers a house and lot on Kemble Street Lenox.
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Adolph P. Frydel
John E. and
Shirley A. Gaudette
Wealthy Avenue
Charles P
Mary £. Lyons
John A
Gloria C. Hyland
New York Avenue
Carleton M
Mary E. Grueninger
South Glen- Jones
James E
Mary A.dale
Stockbridge
Letourneau
Norwich Drive
Dalton
Peter C. and
Amelia N. Lehmann
Frederick M. Myers
Kemble Street
Lenox
Mississippi Justice Affirms Federal Rulings Bind State Courts
State Supreme Court Justice Tom P. Brady rules that federal civil rights precedents are binding in Mississippi courts in similar cases. He cites the Greenville desegregation case where two Black girls faced fines and jail after refusing police orders. The decision extends to seven Freedom Rider-related cases, linking local rulings to U.S. Supreme Court authority amid ongoing segregation battles.
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Jackson, Miss
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court School
Tom P. Brady
U.S
Greenville
Miss
Park
Carroll Bolton
Amye Lee Bynum
Brady
U.S. Supreme Court
W.C. Burnley
Washington
State Supreme Court
Ammonia fumes hospitalize Waterbury firemen after store fire
In Waterbury Connecticut a downtown blaze gutted a two story brick building at 16 North Main Street. Ammonia laden smoke sent Fire Chief Joseph Maloney and 21 firefighters to the hospital. Loss was estimated at 206 dollars with fumes believed to have leaked from the refrigeration system of the Hican Market on the first floor.
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Waterbury, Conn
UPI
Joseph Maloney
Guy
North Main St
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Engstrom's
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R. Haworth
North St
Krorehler
Harold J
Doris W. Aspinall
Walter F.and
Hildegarde
Integration Ruling
Justice Brady
Brookhaven
Citizens Council
Ross R. Barnett
Los Angeles
Savings Bank Life Insurance
City Savings Bank Life Insurance
Marth Street
Dalton Avenue
Gevorshire Avenue
Pottsfield Plaza
Housatonia Street
the Money Tree Office
William
Adams Supermarket
SBI
Finast
First National Store
BOND
Englander
Stearns and Foster
New England Furniture
Berkshire Eagle
Allendale Shopping Center
Kelly’s Diner
Sandra Lee
Allendale Gifts
Indge
Neisner’s
SEARS
Joanne Bakery
Johnny Express Tractor
Playworld
Brady Beak
Cleaners
Jack & Narry’s
Allendale Pharmacy
Rexall
Nabe
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