Smith Act Five Freed by Court Over Prosecution Scope
The Supreme Court ruled five Smith Act convictions overturned or retried due to an interpretation limiting organizing activity. Names include Philip M Connelly and Al Richmond, among others in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The ruling cites Congress intent and the 1940 act’s aim to curb party strength. President Eisenhower set a news conference for Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. EDT.
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Congress
Clark
Philip M
Slim) Connelly
The
Los
People's World
Frank E. Spector
Los Angeles
Dorothy Healey Connelly
Philip Connelly
Oleta
Connor Yates
San Francisco
Northern California
Loretta Starvus Stack
Ernest Otto Fox
Carl Rude Lambert
State Security Review
Albert Jason Lima
Oakland
East Bay Party
Frank Carlson
Los Angeles County Party Defense Committee
Ben Bobbs
Washington
Eisenhower
Foes Split Over Bypassing Rules in Civil Rights Bill
Senate debate turns to bypass tactics as Morse urges early passage and threatens to discharge the Judiciary Committee. Eastland leads the committee opposing civil rights legislation while Knowland presses for serious consideration of the strategy.
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Senate
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Judiciary Committee
Eastland
D-Miss
Knowland
California
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Arrives in San Francisco en Route to Washington
Nobusuke Kishi landed at San Francisco International Airport aboard a Japan Air Lines aircraft at 1:51 p.m. and prepared for talks with President Eisenhower. He refused comment on the GI William S. Girard case and said the visit aims to strengthen U S Japan ties and mutual trust.
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San Francisco
INS
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Washington
Eisenhower
International
Japan Air Lines
Tokyo
Wake Island
Hawaii
GI William
Girard
U. S
Kishi
United States
Property Transfers Include Numerous Lot Moves Across Districts
A string of property transfers is recorded presenting changes of ownership for multiple parcels. Transactions list owners such as Robert Lee Palmer Daisy K Palmer Rosmile Lyons O Danie and others to J W Lyons Walter Harpold Carl Harper L R Dorsey Inc Juanita Bowen McCormack Kerr Stanley John Parson and others across Loudon St Albans and surrounding districts.
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Robert Lee Palmer
Daisy K. Palmer
Gap View
Malden Dist
Rosmile Lyons O’danie
J. W. Lyons
East Addn
Orphin Lyons
Rosalie ‘Lyons O’dania
Eastelle
Addn
Thome
W. McGuire
Walter C. Harpold
River Lawn
St. Albans
Hufe Valley
Carl
Harper
Valley View
Frank
Hans Sod
L. R. Dorsey Inc
Loudon Dist
Kermit R. Conway
Clay
Jon
Conway
Lot
Harvey C. Childress
Robert Lee Osborne
Pat Branch
Davis Creek
Washington
William D. Browns
James Knight Brown
Forest Mills
Lucille Prather
Juanttea Brown McCormick
Lear Creek
Loudon
Juanita
Bowen McCormack
Hert Stanley
Lens Creek
Kerr Stanley
John Parson
W. M. Kittinger
Cabin Creek Dist
Cherteston Milling Co
William Fraser Harmon
Levi
H. Cyrus
Nicholas F. Buteh
Black
Martin's Adda
Amandaville
Lightning Harvey Returns to Street Sales After Vanishing
Veteran newspaper hawker known as Lightning Harvey returns to his Charleston street corner duties after a week missing with reports of him being seen walking toward Columbus, Ohio. He resumes directing traffic and selling papers in his old job.
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Harvey
Charleston
Columbus
Ohio
Would-Be Bride Finds New Fiancé Shake-Up at Pier
Greek emigrant Vasiliki Mastrogiannopoulou 18 arrived in Melbourne to marry George Tsipiras 36 but met a younger handsome George Ignatiades 28. She told police she fell in love with the second man and is now engaged to him, while Tsipiras stood by. Police initially feared she was missing.
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Supreme Court
John Stewart Service
State Department
Foreign Service
Dean Acheson
U.S
Opelika
Ala
West Point Wholesale Grocery Co
West
Melbourne
Australia
Vasiliki Mastrogiannopoulou
W. C. Langfitt
George Tsipiras
George
Vasiliki
George Ignatiades
Logan Forger Re Sentenced In Forgery Case
Intermediate Judge William J. Thompson re sentenced Robert Lee Mullins of Accoville Logan County to two to ten years after a prior May 21 term for uttering forged checks was set aside on June 1. Mullins denied guilt during the trial asserting he knew nothing of the four forged checks.
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William J. Thompson
Robert Lee Mullins
Accoville
Logan County
Thompson
Mullins
Six whisky brands added to state liquor stock list
Six new brands of whisky gin and brandy were announced for state liquor stores replacing more than 70 slow sellers. Liquor Commission Chairman E Gaujot Bias said the change aims to reduce duplicate types making stocks easier to manage. New brands include Grand Old Parr Scotch Usher s Green Stripe Scotch Kentucky Tavern Straight Whisky Five O clock Gin Hennessy Three Star Cognac and Old Schenley Bond.
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Liquor Commission
E. Gaujot
Commission
Hennessy
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