Supreme Court delays desegregation ruling on Little Rock case
The Supreme Court declined to bypass normal procedures to rule directly on the Little Rock desegregation appeal. It urged the U.S. Court of Appeals in St. Louis to act promptly to allow arrangements for the next school year. The Court also voided a $100,000 NAACP fine in Alabama and let stand Girard College private trustees in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Little Rock
High Court
U. S. Court of Appeals
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
Walter B. Jones
Montgomery
NAACP
Harlan
Girard College
Philadelphia
Stephen Girard
Board of City Trusts of
Orephans Court
Court of Appeals
St. Louis
eThat Court
U.S
Harry J. Lemley
Central High School
Meade Alcorn testifies in tax suit defense
Hartford June 30 AP Republican National Chairman Meade Alcorn denied under cross examination tax irregularities involving a Seymour Manufacturing subsidiary where he serves as director. He called allegations by Hodgson ridiculous and said there were no irregularities in the multi million civil case.
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Hartford
Republican’ National
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Seymour
John P. Hodgson
George E. Matthies
San Francisco
Seymour Stockhold
GOP
Ant
Seymour Industries
Hodgson
Now What Five Regular Cigarettes Have Less Tar Than Some Filters
A Reader's Digest feature asks which regular cigarettes now contain less tar and nicotine than certain filter tips. It notes some brands increased tar content and cites a cancer specialist calling a reduction in risk significant, urging readers to inspect industry shifts and new health claims.
Nolan elected state commander of U S Sub Veterans
Jerry Nolan of 12 Joycecourt Milford was elected state commander of the U S Submarine Veterans of World War II of Connecticut at their third annual convention in New London. He also serves as president of the Bridgeport New Haven Squadron. The squadron will tour the submarine USS Corsair arriving Thursday at Buckley Bros pier for Barnum Festival activities. Arrangements for four events Friday at 10 a.m. were made with Lt Cmdr Samuel Francis, Corsair commander.
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Jerry Nolan
Joycecourt
Milford
U.S
Nolan
Samuel Francis
the Corsair
June building permits total 915000 for city projects
The Board of Building Commissioners reported 99 permits in June representing 915 114 in new construction. Brick and cement work accounted for 546 880 across 30 permits and wooden construction for 368 234 in 69 permits.
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Board of Building Commissioners
K of C
General Electric Company
Cheshire parolee held in alleged car thefts
Allison Stannard, 22, of 36 Orange Avenue, was ordered bound over to the next term of the New Haven Superior Court by Town Court Judge Ronald M. Stark. Stannard faced three counts of theft of rotor vehicles and was linked to thefts in Milford and Cheshire after a May 29 breach of peace arrest involving alleged liquor for minors. she had escaped police and was not found until last week.
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Allison Stannard
Orange
Avenue
New Haven’ Superior Court
Ronald M. Stark
Stannard
Cheshire Reformatory
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Warren
Klgorn
Reader's Digest
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POPS
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Wman's
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David Miller
John St
Stratford Dennis
Barnum Ave
Rfie Music Center
Arnold Pharm
Post Road
Sea
Reg
Leavitt
Toyland
Emerson
Faealee
Tae
Deltox
Youngs Lee
Nest
Aan Ue
Agaceved Ceadit
Famous ‘Mills
AML
Elisa Pllc
Brazier Grill
Mitchell
Dennis
ACE Rubber CO
Leavitt's
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