Supreme Court signals broad limits on segregation
Washington reports the Supreme Court’s May 17 ruling shifts may reach colleges, hospitals, theaters and housing funded by public funds. While it ended separate but equal in public schools, it did not definitively extend that to colleges or other public facilities, leaving future cases to clarify the scope. The court also reviewed cases on low cost housing in San Francisco, a junior college in Wichita Falls, and Houston’s public golf links, where mixed outcomes left questions about enforcement and timing.
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Local newspaper masthead and staff credits
Entered as second class matter Aug 14 1900 at Pena post office under act of March. Published daily except Sunday By AM essseecees President Amy Taylor Ray. 06 Secretary N DeWitt Ray 5 Treasurer R H Ray Managing Director Forrests Lockard City Editor Hugh M Bell Circulation Mgr
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Amys Taylor Ray
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R. H. Ray
Forrests
Guatemala Rejects U.S. Demand Over Expropriation Claim
Guatemala rejected a U S demand for 16 million dollars in compensation for expropriated United Fruit Co. property, arguing no denial or delay of justice and citing protection under its agrarian law. The foreign ministry memo responded to a February State Department note and warned against U S intervention in internal affairs.
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United Fruit Co
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United Fruit
Hand-Saw Fish Is Rare Catch In Portland Tale
A Portland news note recalls Tom Baker, an airman from Columbus, who caught a rare 44 foot hand-saw fish in four feet of surf at Cannon Beach after leaping from a vehicle. The tale contrasts with widespread weekend tragedy in western Pennsylvania, where multiple fatal crashes claimed several lives.
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Judge Rips Man Who Fed Boy Beer
Milwaukee case where Hanrahan, 48, is accused of giving beer to his eight year old son until he passed out. Dist. Judge Frank E. Gregorski placed him on six months probation for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and warned that any drinking during that period would trigger six months in the house of correction.
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Kidnaper Chessman Death Date Set for July 30
San Raphael and Marin County officials moved to resume the execution of Caryl Chessman, the so called redoubtable author and kidnapper, after a stay was lifted. Superior Judge Thomas Keats of Marin County ordered the new date as Los Angeles Judge Charles Fricke set the deadline. Chessman attorney Berwyn Rice said appeals would continue to state and federal high courts if needed. Chessman’s notoriety grew from his autobio bestseller Cell 2455 Death Row.
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Caryl Chessman
San Quentin
Thomas BE. Keatsing
Marin County
Chessman
Los Angeles
Charles W. Fricke
Berwyn Rice
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Slim Boys Escape From City Jail In Goldsboro
Two thin boys aged eight and nine removed their clothes and squeezed through the bars of a city jail cell in Goldsboro North Carolina over the weekend. Police recaptured them in a corridor outside the cell block after they had been arrested for investigation of bicycle thefts.
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Goldsboro
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U S Currency Change Set For Germany
The U S Army announced a new currency issue in Germany and ordered all military scrip holders to turn in old notes by noon. Tokyo headquarters said a first time in three years, aimed at black market operators, with exchanges planned in France and England and affidavits required for those temporarily abroad. The move affects over 200 000 servicemen and dependents and marks the fourth conversion since 1948.
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Battered old safe linked to two week evidence stash
Inside Detective Whemington of Uniontown Pa, an old battered safe contained personal papers and a detective story magazine. Robbers had taken items including a copy of the magazine. An officer examined the remaining contents at Uniontown Police Office leafing through the issue.
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