Clear Cut Court Ruling On Communism Predicted
The government resumes its push to deport aliens linked to communism aiming for a Supreme Court ruling. In New York, hearings target John Santo of the CIO Transport Workers union and Michael Obermeier of the AFL Local 0. The drive faces bitter opposition and anticipated further arrests of aliens tied to communism outside labor.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Harry Bridges
New York
Justice Department
Ohn Santo
Santo
CIQ Transport Workers Union
Immigration Service
Michael J. Obermeier
AFL
Obermeier
Supreme Court rulings color new immigration cases
The article notes eight years of Supreme Court decisions rebuking the immigration service in three famous communism related cases Strecker in 1939 Schneiderman in 1943 and Bridges in 1945. It explains that while charges were similar the facts differ and past results do not predict new outcomes.
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Supreme Court
Immigration Service
Joseph George Strecker
William Schneiderman
Harry Bridges
Strecker
Schneiderman
Bridges
Communist Party
Airport contracts awarded for improvements at High Point Greensboro
Guilford County Art authority chairman Joseph T. Martin announced contracts for improvements at the High Point Greensboro airport have been awarded. Lambeth Construction will do grading and turfing for 44993.10, Peebles Electric for lighting at 4517.90, and Thompson Arthur for paving at 216117.50. Costs are shared by the Authority and the federal CAA. The Authority also seeks 280000 from the federal government for wartime airport damages.
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Joseph T. Martin
Guilford County Art Authority
High Point Greensboro
Lambeth Construction Company
Peebles Electric Company
Thompson- Arthur Construction Company
CAA
Special Meeting Planned at Green Street Church
Members of Green Street Baptist Church will hold a special conference Wednesday night at 7 45 to discuss buying a larger parsonage for Rev. Julian S Hopkins. Church officials say the need has been known for some time and at least three services are held each Wednesday evening.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Julian S. Hopkins
Two Men Injured As Car Hits School Bus
Greenville on September 16 report states two men, T. A. Allgood and J. A. Moore, were injured when their car collided with a school bus carrying 32 children at a crossing south of Pine Tops. The bus toppled but contained occupants unharmed. Highway patrol investigated with no charges indicated.
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Greenville
Pinetops
T. A. Allgood
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. A. Moore
New Term Introduced For Nucleus Type Nuclide
A scientist coins the word nuclide to denote a distinct species of nucleus, marking a linguistic advance alongside developments in nuclear science. The term aims to generalize the concept of a nuclear species beyond existing labels.
Supreme Court ruling on Communist Party violence mindset
The Supreme Court avoided a definitive judgment on whether the Communist Party harbored violent intent, ruling without declaring a flat stance on the issue.
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Preme Court
Communist Party
Many Odd Facts Revealed In Tour of Washington
Washington columnist Max Hill surveys quirky topics from the Bureau of Standards testing transparent pipes to compare plumbing systems to the nation’s census counts and TV naming. He notes building codes, safe chimney tests, and debates on editorial content in media. he also touches on education attitudes toward school.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Thomasville Negro Awarded Auto by Local Merchants
Lee Haywood, 50, a brick mason and resident of 310 Cemetery Street, was awarded a 1947 Chevrolet town sedan valued at 1300 by 20 Thomasville merchants calling themselves the Trade Boosters. Haywood plans to keep the car, though his driver wife Gertrude can operate it, while his preacher delivered it home.
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Thomasville
Lee Haywood
Cemetery Street
Harry Brown Finch
Haywood
Layn
Gertrude
Harrell Chevrolet Company
Berlin Still Has 125 Organ Grinders
Berlin counts 125 organ grinders despite postwar challenges. Many are disabled. grinders must secure a health ministry certificate proving they are fit for work or over 65. Former Nazis clear rubble, while a 68 year old one armed grinder still collects with his monkey.
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Berlin
Health Ministry
Doodlebug Magnetometer Mapped to Volcano Surveys
The airborne magnetometer once used to spot U boats is now applied to aerial volcano surveys. This repurposing aims to reveal hidden volcanic secrets by tracking magnetic anomalies across lava zones and fault lines.
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Pittsburgh
David Lawrence
Eye and Ear Hospital
Winston-Salem
Airport
Green Street Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunnyside
Max Hill
James Marlow
Bureau
Motion Picture Association
Eric Johnston
Federal Communication Commission
Mercury
Shores Service
Lincoln
N. Main ST
Ra Len
Thomasville Negro
Belk-Stevens CO
Speciab
Bargain Table
Belk- Stevens Co
High Point
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