South Bewildered Leaders Wonder How Far Supreme Court Decisions Will Change Segregation
A chaotic reaction swept the South as leaders debated how three Supreme Court rulings affecting desegregation and services for Black students and diners would reshape state policies. Georgia and Virginia figures voiced a range of positions from resistance to cautious acceptance while lawyers prepared further actions. The decisions targeted railroad dining cars and university admissions, signaling a blanket challenge to segregation in education and public facilities.
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Scout Camporee and Luncheon Highlight Hayward District
The Southern district reports a Camporee at Rancho Lys Moclos with 59 patrols from 22 troops, featuring a new pool and multiple skill awards led by Hayward, Niles, Livermore, and Castro Valley troops. A Tuesday luncheon at Mrs. Matheison’s home will include a poolside program with a swim and guest speakers.
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Robert Matheison
Second Street
Huyseard
Pat Lek
Phyllis Grattan
Rancho Lys Moclos
Paimparee
Fran Hayward
Well
Don Reno
Eagle Patrol
Bud Wigley
Hayavard
Hawk
Akin Rivetli
Mendonea
Jerry Hornsby
Mike McCaba
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Wayne Loucks
Smder
Dirk Christensen
Vinsent Palgipher
Larry Thompson
Castro Vile Jey
Castro Valley
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Jeff Kerr
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Clifford Russell
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Bob Eaton
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Jim Foley
Niles Troop 2
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Everett Green
Livermore
John George
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Tom Belideer
Pleasanton
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Charles Lucas
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Craws
Ricardo Astrada
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Sane
Lnder
Bobby Forelli
Diocesan
Earl Morris
Attorney Block Admitted to Practice Before U S Supreme Court
San Lorenzo attorney Stanley Block appeared before the full U S Supreme Court bench in Washington on May 23 and was admitted to practice before the high court. Block, a New York bar member since June 1934, has practiced in California since 1940 and served four years in the U S Naval Reserve attached to the Maritime service. He and his wife Ruth and daughter Nerita reside in San Lorenzo Village, with another daughter Norma and son Geoffrey, and his office is on Mast Mih street.
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New York
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U. S. Maritime Officers’ School
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Norma
Geoffrey
Mast Mih Street
Hobergs Airport caretaker held in woman murder
John J. Lewis 81, Hobergs airport caretaker and parolee from San Quentin, is jailed on charges he murdered Mrs. Jean Ellen Boyd at her Lakeport home. Police say he fled after an alibi failed, the body found with three .22 caliber shots. he faces a preliminary hearing in Superior Court.
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Jean Ellen Boyd
Herve
John J. Lewis
Boye
Lewis
Hoborg
Revenue agents nab moonshiner before operation begins
In Macon Georgia UK area revenue agents arrested a man in the act of setting up a still. He had not yet begun operating and was charged with illicit distilling of whiskey according to local reports.
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Macon
Livermore Western Spirit to Crown World's Fastest Rodeo Weekend
Livermore hosts a centennial rodeo festival with a parade street dance and arena shows expected to draw about 50 000 spectators. Cowboys cowgirls and hundreds of riders will compete 25 chutes open at 1 30 pm with finals and trick riding shaping a major western celebration. Mrs Constance Hansen to speak on African violets at Southern Alameda County Begonia Society meeting June 15 in Livermore High School cafeteria.
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Lafayette
Alameda County
American Begonia Society
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California
Livermore
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Elf
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Auto backfire causes burns on bystander in Pittsfield
Mrs. James J. Pender was hospitalized with burns after an automobile backfired in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Gasoline sprayed from the carburetor ignited and ignited a fuel on her coat as she walked by.
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County reports May building permits reach 585 total
The Akuveda County building inspection department issued 585 permits in May totaling 3 465 025 dollars, including 420 for single family dwellings and 600 for duplexes. The May unincorporated area led growth over April by 085 825 and over May 1949 by 1 782 575.
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Mateus &. Carlson
Trup
Money Saver in Lynchburg Bank Fire Risk
A Lynchburg grocer unveils a method to safeguard cash after three men hauled a heavy trunk into a bank, filled with coins. Cashiers counted $1,500 in small change, reflecting a practical approach to keeping money safe.
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Virginia Deaf Driver Contest Assesses Deaf Safety Skills
The Virginia Association of the Deaf sponsors a championship safe driving contest at its annual convention in Norfolk to test how well deaf drivers operate vehicles. The event aims to showcase skills and promote road safety awareness among deaf motorists.
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