Three Court Rulings Ban Segregation in 1949 50 Term
Washington reports that the Supreme Court closed its 1949-50 term with decisions outlawing Negro segregation in two southern state universities and in dining cars on southern railroads. The rulings mark a decisive end to legalized racial separation in these public facilities.
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Supreme Court
Norman
Okla
George L. Gross
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Oklahoma University
Belgium Cabinet Resigns After Election Victory
The Belgian cabinet and outgoing Premier Gaston Eyskens resign after the Social Christian party's victory in the recent elections. Regent Prince Charles to name a premier designate. observers doubt the king's return. The piece notes upsets in court rulings on race and university integration and Belgium's political drift.
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Belgium
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Social Christian Party
Gaston Eyskens
Social Christians
Prince Charles
Jean Duvieusart
Widespread raid hits St Louis gambling handbook
A tip from Gov Alfred E Driscoll of New Jersey led to a raid in northwest St Louis County. Police seized two men Sydney Wyman 40 and Steve Montefelice 43 and large amounts of horserace paraphernalia including thousands of betting telegrams. Wyman called kingpin faced operating handbook charges bond set at 1000 pending Monday hearing.
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U.P
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
St. Louis County
Sydney Wyman
Steve Montefelice
Stanley Walach
Wyman
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Driscoll
Bridgeton
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Abandoned Shaft Saves 15 Miners in Copper Canyon
Copper Canyon Nev UP A 700 foot shaft abandoned for years saved 15 miners trapped by a fire in a copper mine. One man Wallace Alexander 34 was treated for broken bones after slipping from a ladder rung during the ordeal. Alexander and 13 others were cut off yesterday as fumes filled the mine. Superintendent Robert Baring located the shaft and guided the rescue.
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Wallace Alexander
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Robert Baring
Two Senators Seek Probe of Rising Gas Prices
Senators Ferguson of Michigan and O'Mahoney of Wyoming introduced a resolution calling for a Senate inquiry into the steadily rising gasoline prices. Ferguson charged the trend suggests monopolistic practices and possible antitrust violations and said the investigation would determine if laws are being violated.
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Washington
Senate
Ferguson
Mich
O'Mahoney
Wye
Kenosha News Subscription Rates Displayed
The notice lists daily publication details with mailing and subscription options. It includes 25 cents and 5 cents rates, and a 7.50 figure, indicating yearlong subscriptions across various regions.
Indonesia expands livestock breeding with seven veterinary centers
Indonesia announces a new program to boost livestock breeding and establish seven veterinary centers across the country to support animal health, production, and rural farming communities.
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Indonesia
Missouri Governor Aids Search In Bridgeton Gambling Indictment
Gov Forrest Smith of Missouri joins a hunt for four men named in the Bridgeton indictment believed to run the operation. One suspect named Wyman remains at large while the other three were not found. Walach says raid findings will be shared with federal authorities and Kefauver plans to review evidence in a national inquiry into crime.
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Forrest Smith
Missouri
Wyman
Walach
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Italian Firm Seeks American Market for Torrone Candy
An Italian company aims to introduce torrone, a traditional Italian Christmas almond candy, to American consumers. The push highlights the product’s cultural origin and potential demand in the United States market.
Duke of Windsor Declines Movie Scene Role
The Duke of Windsor cannot appear in a film about Mickey Walker titled The Toy Bulldog as his lawyers cite obligations related to writing his memoirs. Producers sought him to play himself but constraints prevent any arrangement at present.
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Duke of Windsor
Hollywood
Mickey Walker
Federal Report Details Chicago Egg Price Squeeze
A 35 page government study by the Commodity Exchange Authority describes how a trader identified as Trader A controlled 96 percent of October Chicago egg contracts and could squeeze dealers for about 700,000 dollars. The report explains futures mechanics and notes CME halted trading with a 53 cent a dozen settlement. Agriculture Secretary weighs prosecution.
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Chicago
Commody Exchange Authority
CEA
Commodity Exchange
CME
Trader A
Secretary of Agriculture
Pact to Be Signed in Moscow Says Finnish Minister
Finnish trade minister Sakari Tuomioja said in a telephone call from Moscow that a Soviet Finnish trade pact will be signed in Moscow possibly tomorrow. The statement was made from the Soviet capital.
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Finland
Moscow
Sakari Tuomioja
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