Mongrel Race Predicted by Segregationist Polemic at Emory
Thomas R. Waring, editor of the Charleston News and Courier, warned at Emory University that the United States would become a mongrel land of faceless people with rising juvenile crime if racial separation ends. He argued integration harms the Negro's growth and would erode the republic, citing delinquency in integrated cities as evidence and urging the South to remain heard on the issue.
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Atlanta
South
United States
Thomas R. Waring
Charleston News and Courier
Waring
Emory University
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Jane
Republic
Man vs Horse Marathon Draws Roaring Ranch Talk in Utah
In Roosevelt Utah ranchers debate a 168 mile Salt Lake City start race between two runners and two horses. BYU coach Clarence Robinson predicts the runners win, citing endurance and nutrition. riders Ray Hatch and Ray Hall spearhead the horse team while Shim Bok Suk and Albert Ray run for BYU students.
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Roosevelt
Utah
Dobbin
Salt Lake City
Robinson
Shim Bok Suk
Albert Ray
New York City
Brigham Young University
Provo
Ray Hatch
Ray Hall
Shim
Ray
Hoffa Bar Continued By Court
The U S Court of Appeals extended a temporary injunction barring James Hoffa from the Teamsters presidency pending a ruling on the convention’s legality. Judge Letts’ injunction blocks constitutional changes from taking effect until a hearing. Cross of the Bakers Union resists removal, while AFL CIO seeks Hoffa and Cross expulsions amid mis use of union funds charges.
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Washington
James Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hoffa
F. Dickinson Letts
James G. Cross
Bakers Union
Afl-Cio
Cross
Senate
New York
Letts
Girard Japanese trial ends in acquittal plea in fatal firing
In Maebashi Japan GI William S. Girard faced a manslaughter trial over the January 30 shooting on a U S Army range that killed Mrs Naka Sakai. The defense asked for acquittal citing he was carrying out his duties and the court set verdict for November 19.
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Maebashi
Japan
GI William Sr
Girard
Illinois
Naka Sakai
Yuzo Kawachi
United States
Sakai
Itsuro Hayashi
Hayashi
Pastor Sues Bishop Over Missing Church Funds in South Carolina
In Greenville a minister of a Negro church group sues a bishop for five million dollars in federal court claiming two million in church funds were misused over two decades. The Rev. J. P. Petty seeks accounting of 50 years of records and names the bishop’s son W. E. Fuller Jr. as an accomplice. About 40 churches compose the Fire Baptized Holiness group in the state.
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Greenville
S.C
J. P. Petty
General Board of the Church
Fuller
Petty
W. E. Fuller Jr
Fire Baptized Holiness Group
South Carolina
Pension Fund Ruling Is Made
Raleigh Insurance Commissioner Charles F Gold ruled that companies, not agents, should collect the one percent Pension Fund premium. He rejected North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau plans to bill the extra premium separately at sale. The act created the fund. several companies challenge its validity in court.
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Raleigh
Charles F Gold
North Carolina Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Pension Fund
Gold
Ne Bureau
Lawmen Push Model Definition In Obscenity Legislation
During the legislative session North Carolina lawmakers Dill and Valentine pushed bills to ban obscene matter. Senator Bell amended to define obscenity using the American Law Institute model, cited by the US Supreme Court. Buncombe deputy Burnette heads a county committee screening magazines for objectionable content.
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Ernices
Thomas G. Dill
Edgecombe
Stimous Valentine Jr
Nash
J. Spencer Bell
Mecklenburg
Bell
American Law Institute
Committee
US Supreme Court
California
Fred M. Burnette
Black Mountain
Buncombe County
Laurence E. Brown
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Clarence Robinson
FLY Eastern
WRS
Birmingham
Memphis
Boston
Hartford
Springfield
New Orleans
Tampa
Miami
Eastern Air Lines
Frank E. Laycock
Burnette
Burnett
Annon
Elief
Pruvo
Mann Drug CO
Wachovia
Trust Department
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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