NAACP vows court battle to enforce ruling against segregation
Atlanta NAACP leaders led a two day meeting with officials from 17 states to plan action after the Supreme Court outlawed segregation. Walter White said the organization will pursue legal avenues against any attempt to bypass the decision and will resist local white and Negro opposition. He noted calm, principle driven adjustment while condemning threats by Gov Talmadge and Senator Russell and urged future leaders not to yield to demagoguery.
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Walter White
NAACP
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Gibson County
Supreme Court
Herman) Talmadge
Georgia
Lei
Richard
Russell
Senate
Talmadge
Mundt Hits Democratic Stand On Telephones Calls
Mundt said the Democratic stance on monitored telephone calls hampers obtaining transcripts. Eisenhower’s executive order would bar testimony on conversations between federal officials, excluding some calls. Jackson argued consent cannot include what executive order excludes, and Symington noted Mundt’s quotation may be misrepresented.
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New York Herald Tribune
Alfred Friendly
Marrey Martley
Washington Post & Times-Herald
Philip Potter
Baltimore
Joseph W. Alsop, Jr
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Tate
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Symington
Len- Mundt Ap
Revision of Investigation Rules Debated by GOP Leaders
Washington Sen William Knowland says GOP leaders agree on revising ground rules for congressional investigations early next session. A study group may be set up before adjournment with focus on TV coverage and sponsorship, and joint action with Democrats is being considered.
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Washington
INS
William F. Knowland
Congress
Senate
Republican
Knowland
Eisenhower
Californian
Army-McCarthy
Newsomen
Senaor
Congressional
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Joseph BK. McCarthy
Ralph Zwick
Earl Warren
Gome
Barly
Editor Warns Gangster Political Forces Slowed Not Halted
Indianapolis editorial concerns gangster political forces still active after the death of Don Mellett. Knight editor Basil Walters urges voter participation at the precinct level, condemns corruption, and warns that professionals should not rule. He notes youth search for a path to halt political decay and cites Reds in government as part of a broader awakening.
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Ind
Basil L. Walters
Knight Newspapers
Welters
Don Mellett
Butler University
Mellett
Canton
Walters
Eitler
Ted
Befriend the People Not Government Says Winter
William Winter warned that the United States erred by befriending world governments rather than the peoples. He urged selling democracy by offering what people want, cited Indochina and France, and criticized McCarthy as harming America’s image. Winter spoke in Maywood under Eden Democratic Club sponsorship.
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William Winter
News Anal
Indochina
France
Winter
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Eisenhower
Corm
Mentator
Iayward
Eden Democratic Club
Moose Initiate New Members Tomorrow at Loyal Order
Hayward Lodge 1491 Loyal Order of Moose will initiate two new members in a moving ceremony tomorrow. Breakfast for new members at 9 am, initiation at 1 pm at 1122 1st Street. Alan Russ and Bob Ballew coordinate arrangements. William Jones, lodge governor, will preside. Richmond Moose lodge to present the initiation work. Attorney General G. Pat Brawn to speak at breakfast.
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Hayward Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Alan Russ
Bob Ballew
William ©. Jones
Richmond Moose Lodge
Pat) Brawn
Annexation Questions Challenge San Leandro District
San Lorenzo area fact finders plan to ask state offices Monday about annexing the Halcyon area to San Leandro unified district. They seek answers on school ownership, costs, loan repayments, future bond implications, site funding, and potential impact on services and transportation for Halcyon residents.
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Paul Ehret
San Lorenzo
Clarence Burrell
San Leandro
Halcyon
Secramento
Hayward Union
Halleyon
San Lejandro
San Lorenzo Elementary
San Leandro Unified
Halcyon Area
Mittee
Edendale
Lewelling
Washington Manor
Eisenhower plan boosts social security benefits and coverage
The House Ways and Means Committee approved sweeping social security reform raising the wage base from 3600 to 4200 and increasing monthly retired benefits from 25 to 30 dollars minimum and 85 to 93.50 maximum. It also expands coverage to farmers doctors lawyers and state and local employees and allows dropping the four lowest earnings years in wage calculations.
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Sns
Eisenhower
HOUSE
Ways and Means
Senate
John Byrnes
R-Wis
Traffic Flow Okayed in H-Bomb Area
The Atomic Energy Commission ruled that sea and air traffic may resume in the 445,000 square mile warning area around Bikini and Eniwetok after radioactive debris decayed or dispersed. Authorized the Navy Hydrographic Office to notify mariners and airmen, while Bikini and Eniwetok atolls remain closed to unauthorized entry.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Navy Hydrographic Office
Bikini
Eniwetok
Marshall Islands
Pacific Proving Ground
AEC
Death Notice Hendrickson 87 Readied Funeral Castro Valley
Alonzo B. Hendrickson aged 87, native of Mercer county Missouri, father of Mrs. James Clem mer of Roseville California, Mrs. Hercell Law of Berkeley, Mrs. Eph Shane of Tindoln California, Mrs. Ralph Carlson of Berkeley, A.B. Morrill of Polson Montana, Leonard A. Hendrickson of Castro Valley. Funeral at Castro Valley Mortuary chapel 30039 Lake Chabot road Castro Valley Sunday May 23 1934 at 2:00 p.m. private.
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Castro Valley Mortuary Chapel
Lake Chabat Road
Castro Valley
The Daily Review notice of offices and mailing address
The Daily Review lists offices in Hayward San Lorenzo and Centerville with addresses on Castro Street Castro and Main Street South Main St Centerville plus a post office box for correspondence. The entry shows pricing per copy and monthly rates and states publication daily except Sundays by The Daily Review Inc.
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Daily Review
Postoffice
Ward
California
Act of Congress
B.O
Hayward
Daily Review Ukeest Gui
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Castro
Street
Alameda
Fount
Yward
Phangss
Castro Iaty Ravtavarg
SAN Lorenzo Office
Brite Uceme
Centerville
Main St
Centervilla
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