Civil Workers Overseas Not Under Military Trials
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that American civilians with armed forces overseas are not subject to military trial. The decision affirms that only courts of law may try civilians for offenses against the United States. The article also notes Chessman’s requested new hearings and a separate unanimous ruling on a Teamsters Union official's Fifth Amendment rights.
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Subremeé
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K Fen
Daryl Chessman
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Safi Quentin
California
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Beck's Passport Is Suspended
Washington states that the State Department has suspended Dave Beck's passport at the joint request of the Justice Department and the Senate Rackets Committee. Officials said the request followed a Tacoma federal court denial of Beck's bid to attend a labor conference in Paris. Beck faces trial on charges of evading $56,000 in federal income taxes in 1950 and aiding a fraudulent return. he remains free on $5,000 bond.
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Senate
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Teamsters
Paris
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Conservatives Register Win in Canada
A political upset ends 22 years of Liberal rule as the Conservatives win the most seats in the House of Commons in Canada elections led by 61 year old John Diefenbaker on a "time for a change" platform.
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Canada
Max Harrelson
Toronto
Liberal Party
John Diefenbaker
House of Cammans
Garner About to Believe in Astrology
Hollywood, April figures in James Garner life with events across his career and birth date. The article notes his April 7, 1928 birth, a Korea wound in April 1952, fatherhood beginnings and a seven year Warner Bros deal in April 1957, and his first starring film Barley’s Hangers.
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Hollywood
James Garner
Korea
Warner Bros
Charlton Weston
Moses
Norman
Merchant Marine
Los Angeles
Jim
Hollywood High School
Paul
Conservatives win plurality in Canadian vote era shaping minority government
With 4 of 285 Commons seats undecided, Conservatives led with 110 to Liberal 108 while the Liberals trailed in popular vote 2,396,080 to 2,239,086. Prime Minister Louis St Laurent expected to resign and recommend Governor General Massey ask Diefenbaker to form a new cabinet. minor parties declined coalition.
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Liberals
Socialis Ccf
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
Social Credit Party
Railroads pledge 13 billion roll ing stock for 1937
U. S. railroads announce plans to spend about 13 billion dollars on rolling stock in 1937. Anteaters are noted to lack teeth but use long tongues to gather ants, described as the bulk of their meals. New York City's first traffic light stood at 42nd Street and Third Avenue in 1920.
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U. S
New York City
42Nd Street
Pirth Avenue
Soap Operas Really Involve Man and Wife
New York based actress Muriel Williams defends daytime soap operas as Lydia Canfield on Bright Day CBS. She argues serialized TV stories deepen viewer engagement, comparing skipping episodes to reading a book from the middle and noting that multiple serials can overwhelm a viewer like too much dessert.
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New York
Muriel Williams
Lydia Canfield
Cbs-Tv
Daytime TV Star Discusses Serial Acting Depth
A daytime actress notes serial roles offer depth and sustained audience reactions unlike one shot performances. Miss Williams, born in Dover, recounts taking a temporary break from Brighter Day to perform Anniversary Wake near Gloversville. She became vice president of the Hostoni model agency after her husband Francis Hart's death.
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Secahdale Park
Gloversville
Dover
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Hall of Fame honors General Stonewell Jackson
General Stonewell Jackson has been inducted into the Hall of Fame of Great Americans at New York University after decades of nominations since 1900, finally receiving the required votes.
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Thomasonathan “Stonewell’ Jackson
Hall of Fame of
New York University
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