Commerce Secretary Cited For Contempt in Shipline Fight
Contempt of court citations issued against Commerce Secretary and nine others over control of the 68 million dollar American President Steamship line. San Francisco and Washington courts clash as Judge Harris and Judge Bennett Clark issue contrasting rulings and a temporary injunction to keep stock control with the government amid disputed loans. Ninety two percent of line stock reportedly held by the government, while Dollar interests dispute that claim.
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American President Steamship Line
Ted San Sewyer
Shippin Line
Go Volar Asupeny
Concitations Center
Merce
San Francisco
George B. Harris
Sawyer
Harris
Washington
Bank Nts Ettecth Se
Erda
Truman
Bennett Clark
California Abolishes Loyalty Oath for Public Office
California's 18 professors who refused to sign a political loyalty clause won in an appellate ruling. The court held the oath requirement unconstitutional as a test of holding public office, citing the state constitution's ban on mandatory political or religious tests. The decision aligns with Gov. Earl Warren's stance against the oath.
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Sacramento
Calif
Oes
The
and District Court of Appeals
Ifornia
Paul Peek
Annette Adams
B. F. van Dyke
Earl Warren
Board of Regents
Communist Party
Kearns Enters High Point Mayoral Race
Amos Kearns eight years on the High Point City Council filed his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for mayor. He serves as Crown Hosiery Mill secretary treasurer and holds civic roles with the YMCA Memorial Hospital Rotary Wesley Memorial church and Duke University. He was born July 22 1905 and lives at 600 Hillcrest Drive with Louise and two children Amos Jr. and Jane Edgerton.
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Amos Kearns
High Point
Kirkman
Phillips
Kearns
Crown Hosiery
YMCA
Memorial Hospital
Rotary
Wesley Memorial Church
Duke University
H. Kearns
Staunton Military Academy
Duke
Louise Land
Kinston
Amos, Jr
Jane
Edgerton
Hillcrest Drive
Bally
W. F.eye
Plane With 22 Aboard Missing In California
A Southwest Airways plane carrying 22 people vanished after radio contact near the Gaviota pass between Santa Maria and Santa Barbara. Ground and air searches, aided by navy and coast guard units, faced fog and rugged terrain as officials and residents reported sightings and a possible crash near Santa Ynez peak.
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California
San Francisco
Southwest Airways
Rugged Peace Oo Emary Hills
Santa Maria
Wread
Gaviota Pass
Santa Ae
Iman" Francie
Apong
Pacific
Civil Patrol
California Energe
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Oxnard
Coast Guard
Asa Brown
Rutherford Ranch
Gaviota
Brown
Santa Ynez Peak
Stock Market Action Quiet in New York
New York April 7 stocks moved little with a 50 cent limit. Gains were seen in Southern Railway Texas Company American Airlines Anaconda Copper American Cyanamid Air Reduction General Electric United Aircraft while declines occurred at U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Goodyear International Harvester Lockheed American Smelting Nickel Plate and Gulf.
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New York
Southern Railway
Texas Co
American Airlines
Anaconda Per
American Cyanamid
Air Reduction
General Electric
United Air Craft
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Goodyear
International Harvester
Lockheed
American Manking
Nickel Plate
Gulf
East Carolina Teachers College Becomes East Carolina College
The General Assembly passed a bill to rename East Carolina Teachers College to East Carolina College. Senators cited initials confusion with Elizabeth City State Teachers College and the East Carolina training school at Rocky Mount. The bill moved from senate to house with approval from both chambers.
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Raleigh
East Carolina Teachers College
East Carolina College
General Assembly
Paul Eville
Reexamining Draft Deferment Plans Under Review
Washington April 7 A reappraisal of liberalized student draft deferments is ordered as Maj. Gen. Lewis Hershey explains UMTS draft rules amid House debates. Rep. Kilday seeks to kill the plan while McGrath defends and cautions on education system defects impacting democracy.
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Washington
Lewis Hershey
House
House Armed Services Committee
Aos
Strocetere
Umts
Rep
Kilday
D-Tex
Armed Services Committee
U. S
Earl James McGrath
Senate
McGrath
Republicans Demand Probe Of Supply Shipments
Two Republican senators Bridges and Knowland demand a Senate briefing on arms shipments from Korea to Europe. They seek explanations from military officials about equipment availability to arm more than 100,000 South Koreans, amid MacArthur's statements on Korean reserves and domestic government decisions.
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Washington
P- Two
Korea
Europe
Bridges
R-N
Anl
New Hampshire
Knowland
Holy Land Border Quiet Follows Three-Day Clash
The disputed Syrian Israel border calmed after three days of clashes near the Sea of Galilee. Seven Israeli policemen were reported slain by Syrian fire, and Israel retaliated with air strikes on Syrian positions. Syria appealed to the UN Security Council as settlers maintained passover preparations and weekend sports events proceeded.
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Israel
Sea of Galilee
Syria
United Nations Security Council
Insurance Regulation Approved in North Carolina House
North Carolina House Insurance Committee approved a bill to regulate health and accident insurance rates. The measure, already passed by the Senate, would require lenders to file rates with the State Insurance Commissioner and allow Cheek to regulate rates deemed excessive.
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Raleigh
North ‘Carolina
House Insurance Committee
Gurney .P. Hood
Senate
Waldo Cheek
Cheek
Hood
North Carolina trustees committee to nominate 27 vacancies
Raleigh April 7 The legislature nt committee on university trustees will meet next Tuesday night to nominate for vacancies on the Greater University of North Carolina trustees The committee will make nominations to fill 27 vacancies on the 100 member University board The selections come from a list of 50 to 60 suggestions before the committee Death of Roy Hampton and absence of another member created several vacancies Selections will be confirmed by both house and senate later
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Raleigh
Nt Committee On
Greater Univ. of North Carolina
Roy Hampton
Plymouth
House
Senate
Nickel Coin Wins Grand National Race
Nickel Coin wins the Grand National in a four and a half mile chase as the 40 to 1 outsider. Royal Tan came second in a sensational finish under good weather after early showers. Derrinstown fell, with 34 horses failing to complete. The race was led by owner J J and rider J, while American investor John Hay Whitney bred a rival favorite that also fell.
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High Gold
Royal Tan
Nickel Coin
Derrinstown
Peme
Hecoregearty Giod
John Hay
Jock) Whitney
New
J. J
May Lift Martial Law For Tehran
Tehran reports Premier Hussein Ali called a cabinet meeting to discuss lifting martial law in the capital. Martial law began March 2 after the assassination of former Premier Razmara Ali. A government source indicates preference to keep martial law in the Persian Gulf oil area while Tehran faces a vote of confidence in the Majlis. Dr Mohammad, leader of the reform move, says he will oppose the cabinet on martial law.
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Tehran
Iran
Hussein Ali
Razmara Ali
Persian Gulf
Ala
Ibe
Mohammad
Nationa Iran
Striking Textile Workers Face Wage Talks Across South
On day seven of the Southern CID cotton rayon strike, violence reports reach Danville and Wake Forest. TWUA leader Emil Rieve chairs a five-state meeting to map relief, while James J. Kelly surveys commissary costs and food sources.
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Greensboro
Danville
Wake Forest
Emil Rieve
Unon of America
Pachinery
TWUA
Virginia
North Carolina
Pole Insult Triggers Skirmish at Academic Meeting
At the 55th annual meeting of the American Political and Social Science Association in Philadelphia, Polish delegate Dr Julius Katz-Suchy clashed with former U.S. official Dr A Berle Jr after Katz-Suchy was accused of insulting American soldiers in Korea. The dispute escalated into a melee as Berle shouted insults and Katz-Suchy sprang to defend his remarks amid crowd unrest during late evening events.
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Philadelphia
United Nations
U. S. State Department
Juliusz Katz-Suehy
Ryppenenane
Poland
U. N
A. Berle,Jr
Erm of Political and Social Science
Emy
Katz-Suchy
Berle
Korea
Asia
Checkm Aker
Rudolfon
Academy
al Kulp
Dr. Katz- Suchy
United States
Hulp
Katebuchy
Jets Claim Victories In North
Allied forces push through mine fields as 40 Russian jets clash with 50 U S Thunder fighters above Sinuiju. U N ground troops advance north of parallel 38 amid heavy artillery and mined trails.
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Jets
North
Tokyo
North Korea
United Nations
Korea
Manchurian
Sinuiju
U. N
Parallel 38
Hantan
Hanggye-Inje
Weather forecast brief for tonight and tomorrow
Tonight's low is 52 degrees with a high tomorrow of 60. Last night's low was 40 as the region awaits mild temperatures.
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