Court will hear integration case in South Carolina
A three judge federal panel opens the Summerton school case in Clarendon County, weighing how to end segregation after the Supreme Court decree. The district, with 2,479 Negro and 297 white students last May, plans to close rather than desegregate, backed by the local white majority. The ruling could set a regional pattern in desegregation efforts.
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Texas
Supreme Court
406 New Polio Cases Reported In Week
The Public Health Service reported 406 new polio cases last week, well below figures from prior years. Texas led with 76 new cases, followed by California with 43, as the week showed a 22 percent rise from the prior week and a drop from 1954 levels.
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Public Health Service
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California
U S Marine Corps Founded at Tun Tavern
The U S Marine Corps was established on November 10 1775 at Tun Tavern in Philadelphia by order of the Continental Congress, marking the birth of a new naval force.
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Tun Tavern
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Probers Study Talbott Engineering Interests
The Senate Investigation subcommittee will examine Air Force Secretary Harold E. Talbott's financial stake in a New York engineering firm led by Paul B. Mulligan. Lawmakers note the firm deals with government contracting, while Talbott says he earns no profit from it and that the relation poses no conflict with his duties. He previously disposed of conflicting holdings before confirmation in 1953.
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Paul B. Mulligan
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Rickenbacker Sees Great New Speed In Commercial Airliners
New York Eddie Rickenbacker head of Eastern Airlines said Thursday commercial planes will fly 1200 miles per hour within the foreseeable future. He predicted engines will become so efficient that air fares will drop to within everyone’s means.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Airlines
Rickenbacker
Fat Wallets Fuel Broad U.S. Business Boom
New York report shows personal income surpassing 301 billion annually for the first five months of the year, driven by higher employment longer weeks and wage gains. Retail sales rise as consumer debt grows and savings accumulate, boosting production across raw materials, factories, and construction sectors.
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Department of Commerce
Department
Unclear snippet notes rising totals over years
The text notes that while a year repeats in past trends, the overall total has continued to rise steadily over time. It references a persistent climb in the aggregate figure across successive periods.
Pickets Withdrawn From Atomic Plant
At Oak Ridge Tennessee the AFL carpenters ended a two week strike idling about 2000 workers at atomic installations. Construction operations resumed as unions accepted a 10 cent wage rise offered by six other crafts, but carpenters refused and did not return until July 6.
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Tenn
AFL
Knoxville Building Trades Council
Insurance at a Savings Claim by Leverett Agency
E. J. Leverett Agency promotes broad coverage with a catchy slogan We Insure Everything But the Hereafter and advertises policy options including Koehler Blog Php 7298 to attract customers
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E. J. Leverett
Koehler
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