Segregation Case May Shape Racial School Law
Judge Hayes ruled Negroes should not be admitted to UNC law school, claiming equal or superior Negro facilities. The decision appeals may push courts to rule on segregation per se, exploring whether equal or superior facilities justify separate Negro and white law schools. The Supreme Court has avoided ruling on segregation alone, making this potential decision historically significant.
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Johnson J. Hayes
University of North Carolina Law School
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Hayes
Southern Railway
Oklahoma
Hoover Adams resigns to start Dunn local daily
Hoover Adams, longtime editor of the Dunn Dispatch, resigns to publish a small but complete local daily in Dunn. The piece applauds his courage to take a chance and notes past advocacy for free enterprise amid political debates. It cautions about tough roads ahead but wishes him well.
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Hoover Adams
Dunn Dispatch
Hoover
Adams
Dispatch
Willis
Smith
United States Senate
Frank Graham
Dunn Daily
Senator Smith
Democratic caravan tour of the state reviewed
The biennial Democratic caravan completed rallies in all 12 congressional districts. Political expert Lynn Nisbet calls the effort an emphatic affirmative but notes high costs, limited reach, and suggests modern, better planned campaigns could win more by engaging voters and reducing outdated horse-and-buggy tactics. He urges candidates to scrap costly leftovers and to preplan fundraising and appeals before opening headquarters.
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Lynn Nisbet
Court House
North Carolina
Divorce announced for Dr Peter Lindstrom and Ingrid Bergman
An item notes that Dr Peter Lindstrom is getting or has obtained a divorce from his wife Ingrid Bergman. The commentary adds a rustic joke about barn doors and horses, ending with an apology to readers and mares.
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Peter Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Decline of prestige and effectiveness in teaching
The piece argues teaching is losing prestige and effectiveness amid higher pay but longer hours and tougher demands. It notes industry offers steadier work, rising enrollment and budgets strain due to welfare costs, and demands more selective, attractive elementary teaching while maintaining moral guidance at home and school.
Tension and Progress Across a Troubled Era
A Mesa Arizona Daily Tribune excerpt reflects on tension in politics and the wary mood of the era. It includes Gustav V of Sweden's death at 92, notes on progress via DuMont’s electronic hiring, and a cautionary look at recession risks. It ends with a proposal for National Smile Week to counter rising anxiety.
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Business Week
DuMont
DuMont Personnel Department
Mesa
Arizona
Daily Tribune
Quotes on democracy and liberty by Alberto Gainza Paz
A noted South American publisher argues that true liberty is threatened by fiction of democracy and that totalitarian regimes exploit legal systems to infiltrate procedures. He stresses that constitutions alone cannot ensure genuine freedom.
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Alberto Gainza Paz
Quickie Tour of West Europe by U S Newsmen
A 17 day 10000 mile whirlwind tour by 50 U S newsmen showcases postwar Europe. Berlin Frankfurt Athens Geneva Rome Paris and Zurich feature in city reports on currency DP camps and rising prices.
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West
Europe
Trans-World Airlines
U. S
London
Frankfurt
Shannon
Ireland
Gander
Newfoundland
Heidelberg
Berlin
Zurich
Berne
Geneva
Athens
Rome
Paris
Mad House Grow Boys Faster To Meet Military Need
Washington columnist recalls a pushy adviser proposing government backed growth stimulants to speed up boy maturation for military expansion. He mocks promises to Europe and UN threats while urging education on new policy and agency creation to boost youth supply for infantry divisions.
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Washington
Europe
National Research Council
United Nations
America
Marseilles
Gro-Boy
Hamlin
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Sweden
Stockholm
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Alexander II
Nicholas II
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Austria-Hungary
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Germany
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Pennsylvania
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Peter Edson
Greece
Helen
Mediterranean Mining Co
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