Supreme Court Expands Civil Rights Role in Limiting Government
Washington June 22 the nine man Supreme Court widens protection of individual rights including those of Communists by curbing government power over questioning, segregation, and pressuring witnesses. Since 1953 Earl Warren era strengthens liberal bloc with Black and Douglas. a five justice liberal majority shapes civil liberties rulings.
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Reed
Minton
Clark
Burton
Emi Douglas
Harhead
Brennan
Whittaker
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Harlan
Collie Mother Dies With Pups in Garage Fire
In Clarksdale Mississippi a fire in the Haaga home garage trapped a dam and her nine four week old puppies. The mother dog sacrificed herself to stay with the pups and all perished in the blaze.
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Clarksdale
Miss
S. W. Haaga Jr
Ames
Taft-Hartley Anniversary Noted Amid Mixed Views
Washington observes the Taft-Hartley anniversary as unions and employers split on its impact. The law, enacted June 23, 1947, amid postwar strikes, is viewed as both limiting union power and fostering labor peace, with National Labor Relations Board data showing rising individual filings alongside union actions.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Truman
John
Forgotten switch in Logan court hints at parental accountability
Circuit Judge C. C. Chambers comments on a measure that would hold parents responsible for their children's actions, noting that in the home everything is controlled by switches except the children.
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Logan
W. Va
C. C. Chambers
Farm Groups To Seek New Subsidy Programs
A coalition of commodity specific farm organizations plans a August 6 Washington meeting to draft independent price and income programs. Dairy groups back self help price stabilization funded by producer assessments, while other sectors push for their own tailored plans amidst inter commodity resistance.
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National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
National Farmers Union
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Benson
Congress
Dairy
Cadillac’s Magic Car Delights Driver in All Motion
The excerpt extols the Cadillac’s effortless handling from start to stop and the driver’s pride in owning a Cadillac. It invites readers to visit their dealer, claiming a single hour reveals Cadillac’s performance and Fleetwood coachcraft luxury.
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Fleetwood
Tomato Pride Ends in Quiet Harvest
Sentinel Oklahoma resident Jimmy Owings praised his early tomato and invited the Sentinel Leader editor to view it. They visited the garden, but no tomato remained. Owings then learned his wife had harvested and served it.
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