Senatorial courtesy and McCarthy Army hearings debated
The article discusses whether Senator McCarthy should testify and how the Senate might act if he refuses. It explains senatorial courtesy limits, decorum rules, and past examples like Fishbourne, noting senators fear reciprocal consequences and prefer self-preservation over harsh measures.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Congress
California
Senate
George Washington
Benjamin Fishbourne
Savannah
Georgia
Fishbourne
Tuskegee Seniors To Hear Advisor On Race Relations
Dr. Lester B. Granger of the National Urban League will speak at Tuskegee Institute commencement on the implications of the Supreme Court ruling against school segregation. The outdoor ceremony at Tuskegee will award over 200 degrees and begin with rural housing and home beautification exhibits.
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Tuskegee
Social Agency
Tuskegee Institute
Lester B. Granger
National Urban League
New York
Supreme Court
Granger
Negro College
Harry B. Taylor
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles A. Smith
Florida
A. & M. University
Driver Licenses Issued In March In Alabama
Alabama issued 9565 driver licenses in March, after lifting 906, for a net gain of 8659. Capt. J. F. Brawner reports 7383 issued to original applicants and the rest renewals. Of lifted licenses 561 were revoked and 345 suspended for driving violations.
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Montgomery
Alabama
J. F. Brawner
Joan Foster and Todd Hunter Wedding Day Tale
The story follows Joan Foster and Todd Hunter as they plan and endure a formal church wedding in New Jersey. Family support and adjustments to a modest teaching salary frame their nuptial day from ceremony to reception while guests converge and emotions surge during the farewell before their new life begins.
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Joan Foster
Todd Hunter
Todd
New Jersey
Joan
Betty
Foster Home
Dr. and Mrs. Hunter
Mrs. Foster
Gram
Michael
Gram Sweet
Jo-Jo
Betts
Joe
Jack
Ned Bevin
Tom
Donald
Bride
Jake
Pamela
Diane
Don Barton
Palm Beach
Tramps Leave England for Continent in Quest for Independence
Irene Corbally Kuhn surveys a wave of English vagabonds moving to France and Italy to escape welfare state controls. The piece contrasts hoboes choosing freedom with postwar Labour policies, cites Ernie Henson and George Orwell, and reflects on lifelong itinerant life amid cross-Channel prospects.
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Irene Corbally Kuhn
Rene Corbally Kuhn
American Mercury
England
Her
France
Italy
English Channel
Labor
Ernie Henson
Henson
George Orwell
Orwell
Spadea Syndicate, Inc
Untitled fragment shows a wardrobe moment in dialogue
A faint dialogue scene depicts a character asking Jo about hanging or folding a dress, ending with confusion and a prompt to continue.
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Jane Russell
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