Justice Jackson Warns Freedoms Face Endangered Future
Justice Robert H. Jackson warned the nation’s freedoms are endangered by a trend to barter liberty for security and federal subsidies. Speaking at the American Bar Association dinner in Boston he warned against sacrificing local controls for collective gains and urged defense of traditional values. The ABA convention elected new officers William Jameson president, Joseph Stecher secretary, Harold Bredell treasurer.
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Boston
Robert H. Jac
American Bar Association
Stae
Jackson
Lib
Bar Association
House of Delegates
William J. Jameson
Billings
Mont
Robert G. Storey
Dallas
Tex
Joseph D. Stecher
Toledo
Ohio
Harold H. Bredell
Indianapolis
Air Force to Trim Reserve Officers by Thousands
The Air Force plans to drop about 6,690 reserve officers to clear space for ROTC graduates. Around 12,500 reserve officers will be released in the next 60 days, with roughly 6,000 leaving voluntarily as younger ROTC entrants enter service. Air Force officials cited strength limits and the ROTC pipeline as the reason, though some discharged officers may face personal inconvenience.
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Washington
Air Force
Negro Dragged or Squeezed To Death In Dunn County
In Dunn County two men Leroy McNeil and Tommy Cameron were ordered held for grand jury action after John McLean 30 a farm hand was found dead from possible strangulation or being dragged by an automobile His ribs were broken and a lung punctured coroner’s testimony suggested tightening rope or wire caused death McLean was found in Beaver Dam area after being picked up by the suspects who later claimed he appeared drunk.
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McLean
McNeil
Cameron
Screen Actress Across Clue Puzzle
A cryptic style puzzle lists across and down clues referencing actors and terms. Entries include Adams and May Adar as wordplay targets, with clues for speech, withdraw, bloodless, explosive, and social cues. The grid hints at literary wordplay and linguistic twists across film and language themes.
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Actre Adams
May Adar
Puzzle Answer Key Framed As Historical Clue List
A compact list of crossword style clues and answers arranged as puzzle entries. Items include Roman numeral hints, English to French translations, and geography terms, with archaeic numerals and classical names integrated as part of the charade.
Rate Hike Request Sent Back to Utilities Group
Judge W H Bobbitt sent Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co rate increase petition back to the State Utilities Commission. The Superior Court found errors in how the commission calculated the rate base and disregarded cash capital and materials as factors. The ruling allows the appeal to proceed as a whole and marks the first court review of a utilities rate case.
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Utilities
Charlotte
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co
State Utilities Commission
W. H. Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Utilities Commission
Jensen Named Provost at Iowa State College
Dr James H Jensen head of plant pathology at North Carolina State College since 1945 has been named provost at Iowa State College The posting follows Dr James H Hilton former dean of agriculture leaving in June to become ISU president Jensen a Nebraska native previously taught at Nebraska College of Agriculture for eight years He led work on disease resistant tobacco and spent 1948 on leave to assist Atomic Energy Commission plant and animal radiation research coming back as AEC consultant.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Iowa State Lege
James H. Jensen
N. C. State
Iowa State
James H. Hilton
State
Jensen
Nebraska
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Atomic Energy Commission
The
AEC
Pair Placed On Probation In Buncombe
In Buncombe Superior Court in Asheville a South Carolina textile mill executive and a local woman were placed on probation on narcotics charges. Harry L. Dawes, 52, owner of Townsend Mills in Anderson, was fined 1000 dollars and given one year probation after pleading no contest to forging narcotics prescriptions. Ruth Butts, 29, pleaded guilty to obtaining narcotics in Dawes’ name and received one year probation. Dawes must pay court costs. judge H Hoyle Sink urged voluntary treatment at the Lexington federal narcotics center.
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Asheville
South Carolina
Buncombe Superior Court
Harry L. Dawes
Townsend Mills
Anderson
S. C
Ruth Butts
Dawes
H. Hoyle Sink
Greensboro
Federal Institution For Narcotics Addiction
Lexington
Dior skirts rise yet appeal fades for American women
Paris designer Dior pushes higher skirt lengths amid war and economics but American designer Clare Potter and Brooklyn Museum consultant Michelle Murphy say U S women remain practical and not swayed by Paris fashion. They expect limited rise in the United States despite Dior's publicity.
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Clare Potter
America
Potter
Dior
Ichelle Murphy
Brooklyn Museum
Brother Dior
Mme. Murphy
Paris
Dead Son Found Alive and Returning Home
A Montana father learns his son, Cpl. Henry H. Kern, listed as dead last July is alive and to be released from Korea. Defense officials confirmed the name on the 21st POW list and identified him by serial number and unit, though eyewitnesses earlier reported seeing him killed in the Sangjin Ni offensive and said his body could not be recovered.
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Washington
Defense Department
Montana
Cpl
Henry H. Kern
Jake Kern
Hardin
Mont
Korea
Kern
Tar Heel POWs Return From Korean War Exchange
Three North Carolinians are listed among POWs returned on the 21st day of the Korean armistice exchange. Sgt. Thompson Morse of Hys. Btry, 82 AA Bn, 2nd Div, wife Emma K. Simpson of Morehead City. Sgt. Marvin E. Talbert of Hs. Co, 1st Bn, 21st Ret, 24th Div, father William A. Talbert of Albemarle. Pvt. Ira C. Alston of Btr. C, 555th FA Bn, 5th R. C. T, father Dock Alston of Louisburg.
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N. C
Pfe
Ira C. Alston
Btr
555Th FA Bn
5Th
Dock Alston
Louisburg
New $750000 Fish Hatchery Under Construction in Redding
A new fish hatchery costing 750000 dollars is being built at Darrah Springs near Redding California. It will produce thousands of fish annually for California streams and recreationists from across the United States.
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Redding
Calif
Darrah Springs
California
United
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