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Wisconsin Supreme Court Defers Reapportionment Power
The court holds it cannot compel the Wisconsin legislature to reapportion legislative districts, deeming such action a legislative duty. It warns the petition’s remedy would be disastrous, and urges the coming legislature to act before 1948, while affirming constitutional limits on judicial power.
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Supreme Court
Russia blocks July peace conference plan
The article reports Russia rejecting another American push to convene a general European peace conference on July 15. Secretary Byrnes urges sending invitations now, arguing ministers are close to agreement and that unanimity should not delay peace or the larger UN framework.
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Conference of Foreign Ministers
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Assembly of the United Nations
Calls for Congressional probe into courts martial
Critics, including lawyers, civilians and veterans, demand a congressional investigation of courts martial. They cite power in commanding officers, lack of counsel, long confinement without charges, and perceived bias favoring officers. Public worry grows that innocent men, many youths, are jailed or face heavy sentences.
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Dental schools brace for record fall enrollment
The American Dental Association reports over 3,000 students will enroll this fall, 2.5 times the prior high. Most enrollees are veterans with a small share of women, reflecting broader trends in the profession.
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Salaries and respect for librarians and educators
A library magazine notes that librarians' salaries lag behind schools, urging communities to fund trained librarians. It argues libraries and schools are key educational forces, and that service is worth paying for to attract skilled staff.
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America
Bargaining Might Hold Back Fun in Ideal World
A playful reflection suggests that without bargaining the experience would lack drama and humor. The speaker hints that negotiation adds spice and engagement to interactions, noting a tradeoff between simplicity and amusement.
No Loss of Faith
James Thrasher argues against a public belief that the U S Supreme Court has lost its honor and integrity after the Jackson Black dispute. He notes past impeachments and stresses that the court remains a noble institution with a tradition to uphold despite recent feuds and political tensions.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
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Science Foundation politics move as Mills bill shakes plans
Washington columnist Peter Edson traces the scramble over a science research bill. Mills introduces a new House version that drops social science funding and state matching, patent sharing, and government ownership, aiming to outmaneuver the Kilgore Magnuson compromise.
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Acre yields 132 bushels corn at Rochester School contest
Albert Stollenwerk of Paris Wisconsin won the Rochester Agricultural School contest with an acre producing 132 bushels of corn. Three Kenosha men P H Norregaard H E Hansen and Martin Petersen were received by Prince Harold brother of King Christian in Denmark during a visit with 32 Danish Singing Society members from Racine. Friedens and Washington school graduations list participating students.
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Rochester Agricultural School
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Danish Singing Society of Racine
McKenney On Bridge Ducking Two Leads Forces Safe Three Notrump
In a bridge problem from McKenney, the declarer ducks two opening leads to reach the trump suit and make three Notrump safely. East’s second lead choice determines the final contract and defensive chances.
Bridge boom drives Adirondack Tournament lineup this July
After World War I a bridge boom followed by a renewed surge in tournament play is reported by William E. McKenney. The Adirondack Tournament to be held July 3 to 7 at Adirondack Inn Sacandaga Park New York draws top players including the New England delegation led by Mr and Mrs Herbert Ansin. Mrs Ansin’s play on a recent hand is highlighted as a study in strategy, refusing a first two tricks to win crucial rounds and using a sequence to secure the contract.
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New England
Herbert Ansin
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South
Mrs. Ansin
Hobbs Bill Faces Possible Veto Over Anti Racketeering Act
The Nation Today explains how the Hobbs anti racketeering amendment to the 1934 law aims to plug a Supreme Court loophole. Despite House passage, President Truman may veto the bill, as he did the Case bill, though he signaled alignment with its objectives.
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New York City
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New York
Jersey
Sam Hobbs
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Senate
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Foxes Use Sly Methods to Obtain Food
In nature notes, foxes stalk geese and chickens then dart to cover or befriend farm dogs to raid coops. Reynard the fox thrives by cunning, using stealth, speed, and hedge hiding to escape farmers and dogs before returning to prowl for meals.
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Reynard
Poles to vote under guard in Polish plebiscite
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes a Sunday Polish plebiscite as a referendum on government policy and power. Mikolajczyk’s peasant party faces a secret-police environment with mass jailing and looming Soviet influence, while the real stake is control over Poland’s future political system.
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Polish Peasant Party
Poland
Tnt
London
Moscow
Card play hint in bridge hand from Ansin contest
In the observed deal Mrs Ansin wins the first diamond and North could defeat the contract by discarding the second diamond and winning the third. The note implies a signaling sequence in the diamond suit affecting the contract outcome.
Lake Winnipesaukee name standardized by state law
In Laconia New Hampshire the state legislature settled the long variation of the lake’s name by spelling Lake Winnipesaukee in its current form after many differing spellings were used.
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