Court Ruling At San Francisco Radio Refusal
A San Francisco radio broadcaster cited the US Supreme Court decision in United States v. Watkins to refuse to answer subcommittee questions about Communist Party affiliation. The witness argued the inquiries violated due process and sought to avoid publicity, contending the hearing infringed judiciary jurisdiction. The subcommittee pressed to obtain education and political ties as part of its inquiry into alleged Communist activity.
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Cantus Party
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Unclear OCR fragment notes vague legal and civic terms
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment mentioning state, worker, premiums, governance, and laws with uncertain names. It references officials, categories, and residence laws but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events to summarize meaningfully.
Congress Threatens National Game Over Antitrust Rule
Commissioner Ford Frick warned Congress would threaten baseball if federal antitrust laws were applied to the sport. He said such action would bring endless lawsuits and uncertainty for players and clubs, and ultimately harm fans. Minor leagues backed him as hearings resumed on the status of professional sports under antitrust laws.
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Brewster Testifies He Followed Attorney Advice
WARRINGTON (fi) Frank W. Brewster tells the contempt of Congress trial he refused to produce records, saying attorney Bassett advised subpoenas were sweeping and risked Fourth Amendment violations. Brewster, 66, heads the Western Conference of Camp Sters Union. judge J. ihca. addresses potential fallout if his legal guidance proves wrong.
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Bassett
U. S. Dist
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Hase
Fire gutted two downtown Magnolia brick buildings
A downtown Magnolia fire destroyed the two story Gant Building and the smaller Stephens Building housing offices, a furniture shop, a restaurant, and a furniture company. Wind-driven flames caused an estimated loss up to 350000 with no injuries reported. Firemen fought the blaze from midnight to early morning. cause undetermined.
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Tryna
Gant
Stephens
Apa
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Home Furniture Co
Stacs
Mietel
Bis
Nessman
Fragments on Depression and National Purpose in Speech
A garbled text from a Memphis speech cites the need to combat low mood and national decline. It references Kentucky paint, education, and industrial progress, with remarks on civilization, values, and sending people abroad to rebuild.
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Kentucky
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Louldville
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Memphis ‘State College
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Wisconsin Entomology: stings occur only when provoked
The Department of Entomology at the University of Wisconsin states that bees wasps and hornets sting only if struck at or sat upon. They offer no proof for this claim.
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Highway Department Grants Immediate Work Order
The Arkansas Highway Department issued a work order for immediate start on a federal aid project in detices on County. The ton held by G. E. Steed at Springhill, La. The work calls for 1490 miles of double bituminous surface and precast slab spafi frites on junction Highway Growth road, state Highway 81.
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Uopi
Arkangus Highway Department
G. E. Steed
Springhill
Soil Bank Checks Begin Moving in Wheat Retirements
Washington officials said Soil Bank payments for retirements from winter and spring wheat total about 230.85 million across 12.285 million acres. About 100 million dollars in payments to winter wheat growers are expected by July 1 with field agents first tracing compliance as farmers signed agreements.
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