Courts and legislatures clash over public wrongs
The piece argues judicial restraint is vital as courts increasingly adjudicate public wrongs. It cites Justice Frankfurter and Justice Stone, warning that expanding judicial power undermines representative government and could threaten democracy. Next week promises examples of affirmative orders by federal courts.
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Washington
Legislative
Felix Frankfurter
Justice Frankfurter
Stone
U. S. Supreme Court
Edward E. Thomas appointed Texas state head of Soil Conservation Service
Edward E. Thomas becomes state conservationist for the U S Soil Conservation Service in Texas succeeding Clyce W. Graham who moves to Fort Worth. Thomas returns from Nashville where he was deputy state conservationist and traces a career from Lubbock to Pecos Harlingen and Temple. He is an A&M graduate, Army veteran, and family man with three children.
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Edward E. Thomas
New State
Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Texas
Thomas
Temple
Graham
Temple State
Nashville
Lubbock
Wellington
Wheeler
Jayton
Morton
Pecos
Harlingen
Texas A&m University
Vernon High School
Korea
Association of Texas A&m
The
Soil Conservation Society of America
American Society of Range Management
Mary
Eddie
Bill
Susan
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Congress
Siglen
Ranort
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First National Bank
Bronte, Texas
State
Nashville, Tenn
State Conservation
SCS
Clyce
W. Graham
South Regional Technical Service Center
Fort Worth
Tennessee
LEE Agency
R. T Caperton
Bronte
By Mike Owens
Owens’ Gulf Service
Don River
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