Negro Educator Sees Segregation Ending Soon Says Struggle Ahead
Atlanta June 28 One of the Souths top negro educators Dr Benjamin May president of Morehouse College told 750 NAACP delegates that legal segregation cannot last much longer He warned the white South will resist but that the struggle for equal rights will continue He cited court action as key to progress and argued democracy at home hinges on ending racial separation.
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Atlanta
South
Benjamin May
Morehouse College
May
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Philip Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
United States
Soviet Union
Italy
Germany
North Africa
Korea
America
Asia
Mrs Ora Nall Dies At Residence In Decatur
Mrs. Ora Nall of Decatur died at her home 1425 Eighth Avenue East after a five months illness on Wednesday. Graveside services are set for Saturday at 2 PM in Augusta Georgia with burial by Poteet funeral home of Augusta. She was born in Spaulding County Georgia and had lived in Decatur a year and a half. She is survived by one brother R F Hale of Atlanta and two grandchildren.
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Ora Nall
Decatur
Augusta
Georgia
Poteet Funeral Home
Protein Origin and Meaning
The term protein comes from Greek meaning first and denotes complex substances found in all cells. It highlights the ancient naming by science as a fundamental biological building block.
Georgia Market Report Notes Grain Prices and Poultry Trade
Market summaries show farm corn and oats prices for various No. 2 grades in Atlanta, with corn at 1.62 a bushel and wheat at 2.28. The North Georgia live poultry market remains steady with heavy supplies, light sizes under 3 pounds, and truck demand at 28 to 29 cents per pound for broilers and fryers.
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Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
Cattle Hogs and Lambs Market Report From Nashville
Nashville market report shows cattle mostly steady to weak with cannery cows 18 to 25 and calves 150 slow to weak. Hogs active with most butchers up about 25 and sows about 50 higher. barrows and gilts 22.50 to 23.00, 250 300 lb butchers 21.50 22.00. Sheep slaughter lambs 50 lower, ewes little changed. native spring lambs 31.00 31.50, utility 28.00 30.50.
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Nashville
Tenn
Malik Denies Audience as U N Envoys Press For Clarification
Acting U S delegate Ernest Gross twice sought an audience with Malik but was refused due to illness. Nasrallah Entezam of Iran also failed to meet Malik as he returned to Washington to handle the oil crisis. A Soviet spokesman cited Malik's illness for the continued silence.
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Malik
U.S
Ernest Gross
U.N. Assembly
Nasrallah Entezam
Entezam
Iran
U.N. Good Offices
Washington
United Nations
Moscow eyes cautious response to Malik cease fire proposal
Moscow weighs its first clarification request on Jacob Malik's cease fire idea while informants say ongoing exploratory talks are likely required to determine real prospects for an early Korean War settlement.
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Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Fight to save Paul Washington from electric chair
The Civil Rights Congress seeks a habeas corpus to spare 25 year old Paul Washington, convicted of rape in Jefferson parish. After denials by state courts, lawyers plan to pursue federal avenues including the U S district and possibly the Supreme Court. Washington was convicted in 1948 alongside Orie Jagger for the rape of a Jefferson parish saleswoman.
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New Orleans
Civil Rights Congress
Paul Washington
Jefferson Parish
Washi
Leo McCune
Louisiana Supreme Court
U. S. District Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Orie Jagger
Supreme Court Decisions From Alabama 1951 Session
Alabama Supreme Court releases announced decisions. Many appeals from circuit courts affirmed reversed and remanded in equity cases. Writs denied certiorari ex parte petitions. Notable actions involve Meador Patterson Travelers and other firms and individuals across multiple counties.
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Livingston
W. F. Howie
Frank Kelly
Baldwin Circuit Court
Paramount - Richards Theaters, Inc
State
Montgomery Circuit Court
Equity
Foster
Montgomery Building & Construction Trades Council, Et al
Ledbetter Erection Co
Birmingham Electric Co
Ruby Yoast
Jefferson Circuit Court
Lawson
Edgar Singley
Alias
Choctaw Circuit Court
Ben Lee Mahaley
Court of Appeals
Simpson
Buford Gautnney
Buford Gautney
John T. Meador
General Assembly O* Colored Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Frank S. Patterson
Madison Circuit Court
Stakely
Cooper W. Thomas
C. C. Rogers
Mobile Circuit Court
Timothy Walker
J. L. English
Admr
Elisabeth R. Ingalls
Pro Ami
Robert I. Ingalls Jr
Dewey Edmondston
Ray Martin
Etowah Circuit Court
Emmitt
Howard Shealey
Emmitt Howard Shealey
E. A. Greer
Grace Harden
Daniel Wallace Edge
Stringer Realty Co. Inc
City of Gadsden
City of Montgomery
Harold S. Graham
Thomas E. Cox
Joe Goldstein
New Williams
A Corp
N. C. Peterson
Et al
Drennen Motor Car Co
Chilton Circuit Court
I. P. Terry
John T. Nelms
Morgan Circuit Court
Local Hospital Admissions and Community Notices
Mrs. Bill Moses of Hartselle admitted to Black clinic. several patients admitted to Decatur General hospital and others discharged. Birth announced at Decatur General. obituaries note W. W. Sherwood’s death in Georgia. DAV Auxiliary and parish events planned. Holy communion at Central Methodist. Hamil Clinic activity noted. Revival plans for July 8 at Memorial Drive Methodist Church. Families visit from California and Oklahoma. Various court appeals and overruled applications listed.
Ingalls Children Entitled To Get Trust Funds
Alabama Supreme Court rules two minor children of Robert I. Ingalls Jr. are entitled to support from mandatory trust funds. Trustees must report on the $51,747 claim for Elisabeth Ridgely and Barbara Gregg Ingalls as needed for their comfort, support, and education.
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Montgomery
Ala
Robert I. Ingalls Jr
Birmingham
State Supreme Court
Jefferson County Chancery Court
Ingalls
Ingalls Iron Works Company
Elisabeth Ridgely
Barbara Gregg Ingalls
Elisabeth
Barbara
Supreme Court
Davis T. Stakely
Senate Rejects Higher Rent Ceilings Vote 68 to 19
Washington. June 28. The Senate voted 68 to 19 against a proposal to raise rent ceilings to 37 percent above the 1943 level. The general controls bill would set ceilings at 20 percent above the 1947 level.
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Washington
Senate
Opelika Owls To Leave Georgia Alabama League
Opelika Alabama June 28 Directors of the Opelika Owls voted to drop out of the class D Georgia Alabama League after Sunday’s game with Valley. Don Bailey announced the decision and said he informed Art Decatur of Talladega, league president, who called a meeting of league directors tomorrow night.
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Opelika
Ala
Opelika Owls
Valley
Don Bailey
Bailey
Art Decatur
Talladega
Decatur
Appellate overrules and rehearings in multiple Alabama cases
The record lists several overruled applications for cer tiorari and rehearings across Alabama circuits with notes of extended opinions. Cases include Sanford Service Co. Inc. v City of Andalusia, Finley v Kanter, Tanner v Rosalee Dobbins, Davis v Ross, City of Prichard v Hawkins, Woodward Iron Co. v Craig estate, State v Southern Law Service Inc., Black Diamond Coal Mining Co. and others with judgments or remands noted.
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Sanford Service Co. Inc
City of
Andalusia
Court of Appeals
George D. Finley
Joe Kanter
Jefferson
Circuit Court
T. A. Tanner
Rosalee Dobbins
Morgan Circuit Court
Equity
A. A. Davis
W. M. Ross
Dale Circuit Court
City of Prichard
Municipal Corporation
M. F. Hawkins
D.B.A. Davis
Mobile Circuit Court
Woodward Iron Co
A Corp
W. Margie Craig
Admix
G. W. Craig
Jefferson Circuit Court
Bessemer Division
State of Alabama V
Southern Law Service Inc
Montgomery Circuit Court
Ted
Black Diamond Coal Mining Co
W. Nelli Ellis
Three Reply To Folsom Charge In Parole Probe
Gov. Gordon Persons legal adviser John L. Goodwyn denied pressing any parole board member to release a convict. Two legislators testified their only link to parole was recommending releases for deemed eligible inmates. The committee questioned four officials named by ex-Gov. James E. Folsom and released a reply seeking any abuse records from his term.
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Montgomery
Ala
Gordon Persons
The
Pardon and Parole Board
James E. Folsom
John L. Goodwyn
Parole Board
Goodwyn
Jack Lindsay
Lindsay
House
Robert T
Bob) Goodwyn
Senate
Earl Speight
Speight
Public Service
Jack Owen
Folsom
Parole Committee
Owen
Tom Johnston
Mobile
State trustees and proposed bills in Alabama
The committee debates include teacher placement liability, tenure concerns voiced by Frank Grove of the Alabama Education Association. A finance panel approves a bill to regulate butane and propane dealers with the Alabama Public Service Commission members serving on the board. The Conservation Department bill stalls in the House, a fisheries division bill advances in the Senate, and a measure to legalize coon on the log exhibitions and chicken fighting passes the Senate.
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Frank Grove
Alabama Education Association
Senate Finance and Taxation Committee
House
Alabama Public Service Commission
State Conservation Department
House Conservation Committee
Conservation Department
Senate Fish and Game Committee
Alabama
One Senator For Every County In Alabama Approved
The senate constitution committee gave speedy approval to a reapportionment measure allowing up to 67 districts with a senator per district. The bill, supported by both North and South Alabama members, passed 7 to 2. Also approved was a bill to drastically restrict state owned automobiles.
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Montgomery
Ala
Senate Constitution Committee
Alabama
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Red China joins Korea ceasefire talks shadowed by tension
In Tokyo General Ridgway and Admiral Sherman stated they would not comment on a cease fire without guidance from the joint chiefs. Sherman aboard the New Jersey narrowly escaped Red shore artillery as the ship silenced the batteries. Won san bombardment continued for 133rd day with U N naval shelling and air support from the Fifth Air Force amid bad weather.
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Tokyo
Ridgway
van Fleet
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrest P. Sherman
U.S. Naval Operations
Sherman
New Jersey
U.N
Wonsan
Three Rail Unions Reject Offer On Nation's Roads
Three operating rail unions the firemen engineers and conductors unanimously rejected the latest offer from the railroads. Mediation board notice prepared. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen accepted the offer on May 25 and signed a new three year agreement. The proposed raises were 33 cents per hour for yard service and 18 1/2 cents for road service workers. The main hurdle was changes in operating rules demanded by carriers.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Phone Employees To Receive Raise
About 20 000 long distance telephone operators and servicemen will get a ten percent wage boost under a one year agreement covering American Telephone and Telegraph workers in 42 states and the District of Columbia. The basic raises range from 3 dollars a week at starting rates in smaller towns to 9 dollars a week in larger cities.
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Washington
CIO Communications Workers Union
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
District of Columbia
New York
Russian threat estimate and potential bombing impact
Rep. Cannen of Maine said military sources assess Russia could field 100 divisions in a war and could drop about 70 bombs on American cities if hostilities begin. He cites military officials warning of rapid Russian reach and city damage.
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Washington
Cannen
D-Me
Russia
Court’s Grind is Continued in Morgan County Court
The Morgan County Court wrapped a third day with four guilty verdicts and three non presses. Bonds were forfeited in three cases and writs of re arrest issued in alias capias in four matters. Olen L McBride was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest, with fines totaling 150 dollars, while Booker T Garrett and James Wright received penalties for prohibition violations and assault. Curtis Taylor and Phillip Cornhill faced not pressed charges, Jimmy H Willingham’s appeal was dismissed, and warrants were issued for Vera Hendrix Payne Simmons Joe Barber Coleman Morrow. Margaret Sandifer’s appeal on prohibition law violation was being heard.
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Morgan Co
W. H. Long
Capias
Olen L. McBride
McBride
Decatur Recorder’s Court
Morgan County Court
Long
Phillip Shanks
Russell Lynne
Booker T. Garrett
James Wright
Curtis Taylor
Phillip “Shorty
Cornhill
Jimmy H. Willingham
Recorder’s Court
Alias Capias
Vera Hendrix
Payne Simmons
Joe. Barber
Coleman Morrow
Margaret Sandifer
Tax increases urged with early effective dates and higher rates
Snyder pushes for a 37.5 percent capital gains rate, modestly higher income taxes, and earlier tax effective dates than Sept. 1. He cites a projected $68.4 billion 1951- fiscal deficit and announces Treasury deficit financing as Congress weighs tax bills amid expected revenue shortfalls. He notes upcoming Senate budget hearings with Lawton Wilson and others.
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House
Snyder
Treasury
Senate Committee
Senate
Frederick J. Lawton
Charles E. Wilson
Army Bans GI Term for Soldiers in Public Relations
Army public information division orders ban on the slang term GI. Public relations officers must refer to personnel as soldiers, citing Webster's definition of soldier as an ancient and honorable skilled warrior. The directive appears in liaison bulletin 242 issued June 15.
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Washington
Army
Army Public Information Division
Webster's Dictionary
Rabbit Skins Widely Used in Fur Trade
Rabbit skins are used more extensively by the fur trade than any other fur type, reflecting broad demand across markets and seasons.
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Clayton Busch
Cincinnati
Nashville Livestock
Soviet
Moscow
Alabama Supreme Court
Bill Moses
Hartselle
Decatur General Hospital
L. D. Brookshire
Athens
Elbert Lamon
Sixth Avenue East
Arnold Russell
H. E. Dunnivant
Third Avenue West
Jack L. Childers
North Avenue
Melvin E. Thornton
Sheridan, Apartments
Dentur General Hospital
D. W. Rogers
Trinity
H. P. Abel
W. W. Sherwood
Lacon
DAV
American Legion
Bank Street
St. Anns Catholic Church
Central Methodist Church
T. J. Chitwood
Herschel Milligan
Tenth Avenue East
Hamil Clinic Hospital
Little Ella J. Moseley
Oak Street
Hamil Clinic
Aoe
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
William R. Nelson Jr
Dianne
Costa Mesta
Calif
Robert Draper
Okmulgee
Okla
William R. Nelson Sr
Westminster Youth Fellowship
Elks Judge
State of Alabama
Virgil H. Brooks
Calhoun Circuit Court
Zeola Roley
Katie Reeves
Darrington Reeves
Clarke Circuit Court
Pure Oil Co
Board of Education of
Randolph County
Et Als
O. K
Federal Hospital
Lexington
Cordance
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Neil Kirk
E. Moulton
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