High Court Order Is Handed Down On Va. Schools
A Virginia desegregation case moves through the courts as the U S Supreme Court and Circuit Court review orders on Arlington and Charlottesville schools. Attorneys note possible timelines for desegregation, with stays in place as disputes proceed.
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Virginia year round education study debated at state board
Richmond proposal by Governor Stanley to run Virginia schools year round goes to the State Board of Education for study after a Virginia Education Association plea for higher teacher salaries. The board approves $470,000 in literary fund loans and assigns four study topics including accrediting private schools and separate boards for Longwood Madison and Virginia State colleges.
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Baptist Church Union Honors One Member in Tennessee
The Tennessee Baptist Woman's Missionary Union honors Mrs. Douglas J. Ginn retiring after 36 years as Nashville office secretary. She received a substantial cash gift from state unions on the opening day of the WMU annual convention in Knoxville. About 2,500 women attend as she is asked to help revise the history of One WMU in Tennessee. The convention runs through tomorrow noon.
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Couglas J. Ginn
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Kingsport Court Clears Dockets In Eight Day Term
The March term ends after eight days as Judge Kilgore and a jury award multi party verdicts. Notable rulings include Charles Larkin receiving 16600 for an automobile collision case with total damages to related parties reaching 20000 for a passenger Joan Shipley. Other major awards include Thelma Blankenbeckler 9500 and Ruth Gene 51900 against transportation entities and local defendants.
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Dorothy Brown
Iion Corporation
Willard Kilburne Ferguson
Willard Kilgore
Gore
Alvin Ward
Kingsport Law Court
City Transportation Corporation
Lena Edens
Kenneth Darnell
Margaret P. Osborne
Haynes
Johnny F
City Qualls
Henry Larkins
Joan Shipley
Young Larkins
Miss Shipley
James Monroe
Alfey
Alley
Bilankenbechter
Ralph Perry
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Pranklin L. Tlerce
Jessie Roberts
Illness Bradley
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Wall Street Hears New York News on Earnings and Trades
Wall Street heard general cigar first quarter earnings and sales running ahead of 1958. Florida Power & Light expects 1957 earnings to be significantly better than 1956. There are no plans to sell new common stock now but may issue later. Bullish traders note a steady market despite uncertainties. Rockwell shipments and earnings for Q1 are expected to be a record. Brooklyn Union Gas rises as a major natural gas distributor. Market comment from O R F Hutton & Co. notes selective action and possible weakness remains. Also numerous non jury verdicts and damages listed for various individuals and entities.
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