Republican Convention Faces Foreign Policy Split
Delegates who cheered Gen. MacArthur and former President Hoover may repudiate their foreign policy views. Eisenhower leads the drive for greater international cooperation, while disputes over credentials and seating threaten to delay the nomination as Taft and Eisenhower factions clash on the convention floor.
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Sweatt Flunks Out of Texas Law School
Heman Marion Sweatt, the 39 year old Black postman whose four year court fight led to ending segregation at the University of Texas law school, has withdrawn for academic reasons and does not plan to seek re admission. He said he wanted to be a lawyer and doubted unfair grading by the faculty because of race.
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Three Husbands Appear After Woman's Death in California
In Richmond California a 60 year old woman died of heart trouble. Police Inspector Darrell Davis said three men appeared claiming to be her husband. One later killed himself. Names tied to the case include Dolly Clingenpeel James Clingenpeel and Thomas Powers plus W H Grist. Investigators traced multiple marriage records and reported the death by carbon monoxide. The article notes Theodore Roosevelt's 1912 election vote total in a separate line.
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Thomas Powers
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Powers
Ethel Hoyt
Floyd Settle
New York
Grist
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