Waring Dissents As Court Rules On South Carolina Schools
A two to one federal panel upholds segregated public schools in South Carolina while ordering equalization funds for Negro students. Judge Waring dissents as the case, brought by Clarendon County parents, tests the legality of segregation and its challenge to parallel facilities.
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South
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J. Waites Waring
Clarendon County
Streme Court
U. S
National Nation For the Advancement of
Lary Thurgood Marshall
NAACP
Robert McC. Figg Jr
General Assembly
James F. Byrnes
Tar Heel photographer wins top national photo award
Atlantic City witnessed North Carolina photographer Hemmer receive the Sprague Award for the most for news photogram as press cameramen from across the country applauded his achievement. Burga w obituary notes former Tar Heel Speaker Robert May Johnson dies at 56 from a heart attack after leaving a civic dinner.
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N. J
North
Ina
Cral
National Press Photographers Association
Hemmer
Sprague
Burgaw
Robert Aay Johnson
House of Representatives
Johnson
OPS to Inspect Eastern Carolina Used Car Dealers
The Office of Price Stabilization will check Eastern Carolina used car dealers next week to verify compliance with OPS filing requirements.
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Raleigh
Office of Price Stabilization
Eastern Carolina
OPS
Edith Currin Released on 3230 Bond in Murder Case
Mrs Edith Currin bonded for trial on charges of aiding in her husband s murder. She was released after three months in jail on an indictment accusing her as an accessory to murder and fornication and adultery.
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Henderson
Edith Currin
AMA to Open Cheromef. P Unto These Hills Season Opening
The Cherokee Nation drama Unto These Hills by Kes Hunter will open its second season at Mountainside Theater tonight. Sixteen performances are planned through July with six nights weekly thereafter, continuing through September 4.
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Hunter
Mountainside
Accountants install Cherry as new president at Wrightsville Beach
The State Society of Accountants concluded its annual convention in Wrightsville Beach after installing R. A. Cherry of Durham as president for the coming year.
George urges delay on record tax bill amid budget concerns
Sen. Walter F. George proposes Congress defer final action on the 7.2 billion dollar tax bill until after a late summer recess to gauge the budget outlook. He calls for cutting the 1952 budget by 6 billion and limiting the tax increase to a level roughly matching House plans as Senate Finance Committee starts work. The article notes administration leaders favor passing the bill before recess and outlines hearings with Treasury Secretary Snyder and officials Pace Wilson and Johnston.
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United Press
Washington
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Congress
George
Truman
House
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene D. Millikin
R-Cole
GOP
Caruman
Senate
Senate Democratic
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Frank Pace, Jr
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Eric A. Johnston
Witness Says Archbishop Led Anti Hung ary Plot
In Budapest the trial of Archbishop Josef Groesz and eight others adjourned after all defendants pleaded guilty to conspiring against Hungary’s Communist government. Dr Elajos Pongracz testified he drafted a document claiming American aid to overthrow the regime and handed it to a US official. Pongracz named U S diplomat Albert Sherer Jr and noted plans for an interim caretaker government.
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Budapest
Hungary
People's Court
Josef Groesz
Associated Press
Endre Marton
Elajos Pongracz
Pongracz
Legation
Archbishop Groesz
U. S
Albert Sherer Jr
Nathaniel Davis
Davis
Violence on San Francisco Waterfront Halts Lurline Sail
A late night waterfront dispute between CIO NMU and MC&S seamen escalated to violence at the Lurline pier delaying sailing and drawing police. Officers knocked three MC&S members to the ground and booked them for inciting riot and resisting arrest amid clashes as pickets and labor supporters confronted each other.
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San Francisco
Matson
CIO National Maritime Union
National Labor Relations Board
Cooks and Stewards Union
Allied forces pressreds beat back Reds in Korea fronts
United Nations troops struck at western and central Korean fronts driving Communist forces north in twin offensives aimed at disrupting a planned new assault tied to the Red invasion anniversary.
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United Press
Tokyo
United Feations
South Area
8Th Army
Korangpo
38Th Parallel
Seoul
U.N
Pyongyang
Toy Het
Ceeret
North Korea
U. S. Far East Air Force
Oguro
Pyong
Sinmak
Ogyro
Haeju
Anak
Rain Delays Pan American Lost Plane Search
Rain slowed a multinational hunt for a Pan American World Airways Constellation missing over jungle in Africa with 40 aboard. U S Air Force B-17s and B-29s joined civil and Liberian aircraft as weather hampered progress and a tornado raged near Dakar.
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Paris
United States
Richard True Dunning
Pan American World Airways
States
Air Force
Dakar
Azores
Europe
Dr Trueblood to Speak at Albion Centennial Event
Dr Elton Trueblood, noted Protestant thinker and author of eleven books, will give a speech at Albion’s centennial festival tomorrow at 7 30 p m The talk is part of ceremonies marking the city’s 100th anniversary with major centennial programs set for July Trueblood, a Pleasantville Iowa native, has gained prominence in religion and philosophy over five decades and is praised by Paul Jones retiring pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
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Trueblood
Pleasantville
Iowa
B Akter
Elton Trueblood
Paul Jones
First Presbyterian Church
British Skippers Defy Iran Oil Nationalization Crisis
Six British tanker skippers refuse to acknowledge Iran’s ownership of oil aboard their ships at Abadan. The International Court of Justice will hear Britain’s temporary injunction bid next Saturday. Talks continue on a compromise to avoid refinery delays while Moscow reportedly backs Iran’s nationalization.
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Tehran
International Court of Justice
Hague
Netherlands
Iran
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
London
Farman
Ivan Sadhikov
Mohammed Mossadegh
27Th Army
Senosae
Cyprus
Weekly
Good
Sadchikov
Mossadegh
Russia
Hariman Testimony Call Rejected By Senate Panel
The MacMahon suggestion to bring W. Averell Harriman from Europe to testify before the MacArthur investigating committee was rejected by Chairman Richard Russell. Russell argued Harriman’s testimony would be repetitious and cited State Department explanations of Yalta core concessions as necessary to join the war against Japan. The panel planned to conclude hearings soon while hearing Maj. Gen. Emmett O’Donnell.
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John J. Sterle Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
W. Averell Harriman
Europe
MacArthur
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
Harriman
Patrick J. Hurley
U. S
China
Yalta
Russia
Russell
Dean Acheson
Japan
Donnell Russell
Emmett
Rosie) O'Donnell
Air Force
McMahon
Pny
Furely
David G. Barr
Barr
Formosa
State Changes Salary Basis For Teachers
Public school teachers principals and superintendents switch to straight salary with no year-end bonus. The move ends contingency bonuses tied to general fund surplus and the State Board of Education set new pay scales. Final bonus checks totaling 8.1 million dollars will be issued by July 20 with principals superintendents and non standard teachers receiving first.
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Raleigh
State Board of Education
Ineral
How to be populous and act well
A compact editorial suggests civic usefulness by paying dues and presenting a polished public image. It urges residents to participate, behave responsibly, and invest effort to foster community growth and reputation. The tone is pointed and advisory.
Weather report with warm tomorrow and cool night
The low temperature tonight is 48 degrees and tomorrow’s high is 96. The prior low was 6 percent humidity. Weather forecast notes a sharp warm up and brief cool night ahead.
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