Eastland Backs Two Plans to Upset Supreme Court Rulings
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved two bills pushed by Senator Jenner to curb Supreme Court authority over sedition and communist actions. One plan would restore state power to prosecute subversion, while another would redefine the Smith Act to allow advocacy of overthrow as an abstract idea. The panel also moved to restrict federal court review of lawyer admissions and security inquiry questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Steve Nelson
Eastland
D - Miss
Jenner
R-Ind
Rogers
Roaming dog owners fined in Fairfield Town Court
Two Fairfield residents were fined five dollars each for letting dogs roam. Bernard Simons of 180 Bayberry road and Mrs Julius Gazdik of 143 Jennings road faced warrants issued April 16 after James F. Smith, town dog warden, pressed the complaint. Gazdik’s dog allegedly bit a child at the McKinley school playground, about a mile from her home.
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Fairfield
Julius W. Frankel
Bernard Simons
Bayberry Road
Julius Gazdik
Jennings Road
James F. Smith
John J. Millette
Waterbury
Merritt Parkway
Jesus M. ‘Avila
Iranistan Avenue
George J. Dineen Jr
Summitt, N. 1
Ridgefield
N.I
Dineen
Franklin Benbow
Goodsell
Frank E. Secchiaroli
West Broad Street
Stratford
James Bruce
Congress Street
Matthew E. Rehnberg
Nichols Avenue
Gerald Cuda
Woodrow Ave
Nut
Southport
Jock Blum
William Street
Norwalk
Robert J. Amiot
Burnham Street
Carol J. Stokes
Allen Street
Anne Fodeman
Lincoln Avenue
Thomas Hicks
Bronx Avenue
Daniel Trivers Jr
Old Town Road
Edward Traub
Columbia Street
Jerry R. Stern
John Merrifield
Sasco Hill Road
Robert B. Johnson
Old Stratfield Road
Paul Hartley
Newtown Turnpike
Weston
Lillian Hughes
Sport Hill Road
Easton
Wilson C. Wheeler
Mary Street
Shelton
Charles Ovesny
Dimon Read
City Tax Deadline Notice for May 1
City Tax Collector Adolph A Aulisa reminds residents that Thursday May 1 is the final day to pay current taxes without penalty. Bills of ten dollars or less must be paid in full. larger amounts require the first half by that date. Office location is 929 Main Street.
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Adolph A’aulisa
Main Street
Magazines Lose Tax Issue Plea in Supreme Court
Publishers of national magazines including The New Yorker lost a federal appeal over New York City’s advertising tax. The Supreme Court declined to review a New York Court of Appeals ruling upholding the tax which supporters say lacks proper apportionment for interstate activity. Hearst Corp and Time Inc joined briefs supporting The New Yorker.
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Washington
New York City
Supreme Court
New York Court of Appeals
New Yorker
The
Chicago
Hearst Corp
Time, Inc
How We Track the Satellites in May Reader's Digest
The article explains tracking satellites with 11 Minitrack stations and 9,000 Moonwatchers. It notes 12 telescope cameras worldwide will aid charting paths and lists the May issue as containing 32 informative pieces.
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Jos
Finch Dist
Aladdin
Annes
LTS
Barnum Ave
Edison
United Loan Corp
Fairfield Avenue
Fairfield Ave
Eastland Group
George Clark
Germany
Bridgeport
America
Lesko Travel
East Main Street
Baldwin Motors, Inc
Coppola Motors, Inc
Kings Highway
Bridgeport Ave
Keating Bros., Inc
Stratford Ave
Ford
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