Report on Critical Congestion in Federal Courts
Washington report by Paul M. Yost notes 2 percent of federal court dockets in critical congestion with delays harming litigants. Henry P. Chandler cites unprecedented civil case load, expansion of private industry, government activity, population growth, more automobile suits, and long trials as causes. district courts show greatest rise in civil cases.
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Washington
Henry P. Chandler
Administrative Office
The
United States Courts
Chandler
U. S
New Orleans
San Francisco
Gress
United States
Pope Proclaims 1954 Marian Year Across Catholic World
Pope Pius XII designated 1954 as Marian year to honor the Virgin Mary. He urged a worldwide prayer and penance crusade for Christian renewal, peace, and church liberation in affected nations. The year runs December 1953 to December 1954, with December 8 marking the centenary of Mary conceived without original sin.
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Pope Pius
Frank Brutto
Vatican City
Pius XII
Pius IX
Mary
Ides
France
Belgium U S Ready Pact On A Plant
Reported near agreement between Belgium and the United States would have Belgium develop an atomic power plant for industrial use. The plan aims to satisfy Belgium’s demand for practical atomic energy and could set a precedent for sharing non military atomic knowledge with allies.
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John M. Wightower
Washington
Belgium
United States
Sree Oni
U. S
United
Sone
Congress
Congo
Africa
South Africa
Canada
Australia
Brussels
Walter Bedell Smith
New Drug Aids Nerves Debated By Medical Foundation
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation reports a new drug pregnenolone methyl ether derived from yams or soybeans providing relief for irritability anxiety restlessness exhaustion and low mood in patients. Dose guidance given 1 to 3 teaspoonfuls 1 to 4 times daily with no adverse effects noted. Further presentation planned to seek prescription access.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Max Huffman
Foundation
Huffman
Typhoon death toll climbs across Asia and Japan
More than 500 people are dead or missing from a powerful typhoon sweeping Asia and Japan. In Japan 134 killed, 297 missing, 311 injured, including an unidentified US serviceman at Camp Maizuru. Hue, Vietnam reports at least 100 dead as region reels from the storm. The article also notes US coal consumption and Sequoia National Park acreage.
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Tokyo
Asia
Honshu
U.S
Camp Maizuru
Indochina
Nguyen van Tam
Hue
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Callifornia
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