Time Running Out by Walter Jacobus
Walter Jacobus, told in 1950 he had two to five years to live, runs a wheelchair operated NPPA job placement bureau from his Maryland home to aid photographers. He supports his wife Alberta while managing a watch shop, after a career from FBI to Marines to press photography. He seeks to connect employers and workers, stressing non union, personal terms. He remains active with NPPA, receiving praise from an officer.
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High Tribunal Hearings Open With Nelson Case On Docket
The Supreme Court starts the new term Monday with the Steve Nelson case, testing anti subversive and sedition laws in multiple states. If the Nelson appeal is dismissed, state sedition laws could be deemed unconstitutional. the court will issue only a brief decision on accepted cases.
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Maxwell Tries to Evade Car Blocking Pedestrian Lane
Curtis F. Maxwell jumped onto the car fender in downtown Houston after a motorist blocked a pedestrian lane at a red light. He crossed the hood and dropped to the street. Walter Sama, 31, had him arrested on a malicious mischief complaint and he was released on $500 bond. Maxwell is described as 6 feet tall and 200 pounds.
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