Supreme Court scrubs Fourth Amendment in Harris ruling
In a 5-4 decision the Harris case appears to gut the Fourth Amendment by allowing police to search without a warrant. Critics warn the ruling could let officers raid homes or businesses by arresting suspects first, unless warrants tied to specified premises are required.
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Test case speculation on Fourth Amendment home privacy
The passage notes that despite a Supreme Court decision, public sentiment favors home privacy and hints at a potential reversal marker. It cites historical tensions with British rule and suggests barristers expect another test case to alter the outcome.
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Prefab Plant Tied Up By Carpenters Strike
In New Albany Indiana 150 AFL carpenters went on strike idling Gunnison Homes Inc a major mass producer of prefabricated houses The workers demanded a basic hour wage of 1 and rejected a 15 percent wage increase offered by the company The plant normally produces 25 houses daily
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Gunnison Homes, Inc
It’s a Boy, Neighbors Told by Blue Pennant
In Bellingham Washington a blue pennant fluttered on a flagpole signaling the birth of a son to Mrs Monty Eaton wife of a former Navy signalman. Eaton erected the pole in his front yard while his wife was in the hospital and explained blue meant boy pink would mean girl.
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Monty Eaton
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Plans for July Sunday School Convention
Plans for participation in the twenty first International Sunday School convention in Des Moines July 23 27 were discussed by Rev Carl H Wilhelm convention executive secretary of the International Council of Religious Education Floyd Laughman of Des Moines public relations director of the Iowa Interchurch council and representatives of Cedar Rapids and Marion Council of Churches Cedar Rapids leaders Rus sell Knapp former president and Lovell Wright minister of music at St Pauls Methodist church are named as participants The convention is expected to bring together 10000 lay Sunday School superintendents teachers and others from across the region.
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Carl H. Wilhelm
International Council of Religious Education
Floyd Laughman
Iowa Interchurch Council
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Russell Knapp
Council of Churches
Lovell Wright
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Sunshine Food Market Incorporated in Cedar Rapids Iowa
Notice of incorporation shows Sunshine Food Market Inc formed under Iowa law with principal business in Cedar Rapids. Authorized capital stock 100000 dollars, issued as Class A and B common stock, officers named, articles filed, term twenty years, board of 3 to 7 directors.
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Linn County
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William M. Valentine
Barbara, M. Valentine
R. J Valentine
H. Sterner
B. J. Wiis
Towa
Trewin, Simmons, Perrine & Albright
Picketing Ends as Western Electric Strike Slows
Washington dispatch says ACEW leaders authorized withdrawal of picket lines in areas where local issues in the 40 day old strike have been settled. Normal service expected except in parts of Ohio and five southwestern states as wage talks continue in Washington.
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Association of Communications Equipment Workers
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Western Electric Employer Association
Strike Postponed By Ford Foremen
DETROIT UP The Foreman’s Association of America postponed a planned strike against Ford Motor Co. and agreed to meet with company officials to discuss a one year extension of the contract. Robert Keys, president of the independent union, announced the postponement after Ford proposed renewing the contract. John S. Bugas, Ford industrial official, was cited in the report.
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Detroit
Foreman’s Association of America
Ford Motor Company
Robert Keys
Independent Union
John S. Bugas
Ford Industrial
Ford foremen strike threat tied to FAA cooperation pledge
Relations director said the company would renew its agreement if the FAA guaranteed cooperation with a program to draw foremen closer to other management groups. A 30 day strike notice from the Ford FAA chapter expires Saturday, with a walkout affecting over 4,000 foremen and about 130,000 Ford workers.
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FAA
Ford
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