Critics Flood Supreme Court With Across the Board Attacks
Washington June 24 Critics from both parties attack the Supreme Court as curbing its power. Senators Byrnes McCarthy denounce what they view as judicial overreach while references to past justices highlight the court's evolving role in government. The piece traces historic warnings from Jefferson to Marshall and notes the lasting influence of Chief Justice Marshall's tenure.
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Washington
James Byrnes
Eiser
Sen
Joe McCarthy
R-Wis
E W. Andrews
Supreme Court
Charles Warren
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Interalaeae
Eisenhower
Buting Das
Patrick Henry
Edmund Randolph
Richard Henry Lee
Ae Gerry
Jefferson
John Marshall
Marshall
Fred Rodell
Lincoln
Television Used To Keep Pupils Behaving at New London High
New London High School used a television camera in the study hall watching 550 students daily. A coaxial cable feeds a 15 inch receiver to the principal’s office for supervisor checks. Superintendent Loofboro notes a permanent install could cost 2760 dollars, saving 1800 yearly teacher pay.
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New London High School
New London
Wage Increases Tentative on July First Seventeen Cents
The record notes a direct wage hike set for July 1 with an average rise of 7.3 cents per hour. It also outlines shift premium increases to 7 cents for afternoon shifts and 10 cents for night shifts, effective July 1.
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