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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1955

Page

5

Court Backs Samish on Hotel Status

Federal court agrees with Arthur H. Samish that he was not a partner in the Sun Set Towers Palm Springs hotel project. Judge Harry Westover ruled the venture was not a partnership but an equal third division of interest with government tax liens prioritized. The government seeks $875,525 for alleged tax evasion. Samish’s tax evasion conviction is under appeal.

Los Angeles UPI Arthur H. Samish Palm Springs Harry Westover Samish Sunset Towers Asst U. S. Atty Robert H. Wyshak

Town Strives to Give Girl Back Her World

The Ferrell family seeks funds to aid Shirley after an accident. Marion area residents plan a Shirley Ferrell Day fundraiser culminating in a high school gym dance. Donations surpass 32,000 with merchants and local groups contributing to medical care and housing needs.

Hame Shirley Marion Township Marion-Franklin High School Douglas Long Shirley Ferrell Sheldon B. Johnson Johnson

Dulles Flags Corsi Remarks as Reckless Dismissal

Secretary of State Dulles charged Edward J. Corsi with making reckless charges after his removal from a State Department post overseeing immigration matters. Dulles said Corsi’s ouster was not to curry favor with Congress and noted the dismissal was a temporary measure. Corsi, impeded by civil service rules, returned a letter declining another post while accusing an intolerant minority in Congress and the department of sabotaging refugee relief.

Washington Dulles Edward J. Corsi State Department Corsi Congress Dulles Faw New York State Department Rep. Walter D- Pa W. Scott McLeod McLeod

Priests Form Union at ancient Koyasan temple in Japan

Sixty three Buddhist priests from the 1 150 year old Koyasan kon gobuji Temple in Wakayama Japan have formed a union to protest arbitrary personnel changes. The action signals a move to formalize protections for clergy amid governance concerns.

Wakayama Japan Koyasan Kongobuji Temple

Stassen McClellan and Row Over Probe

Washington buildup across congressional investigations centers on Stassen and McClellan as they clash over a Pakistan grains storage project. McClellan demands withheld documents and warns of subpoenas while Stassen touts confidential cooperation.

Stassen, McClellan Row Washington Harold Base Stassen McClellan Senate Sabs FDA Iin Pakistan Tomittee Com-Jorbain Trons Cultural Construction Co Los Los Angeles Angeles Stassen 000 Doli First Chase

Doris Duke Sued for 20739 Debt

An electric company sues tobacco heiress Doris Duke in Superior Court Los Angeles for 20739 as the balance on an installation bill for a burglar and fire alarm system at her Beverly Hills estate. The suit claims she paid 19275 of 40014 due for work done Oct 29 1958 to Nov 27 1954 amid renovation.

Los Angeles

New Leader Vows No Letup in NAACP Campaign

New NAACP executive secretary Wilkins, a 53 year old Negro, is elected to lead the organization. The 48 member board voted unanimously to elevate Wilkins to succeed Walter White. Spingarn announced no letup in the drive for a ce the Negro a Host-class citizen.

NAACP New York Upi Roy Wilekins The National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People Wilkins Wade Breck Mar Walter White SAS Unaacp Arthur Bt Nesanertee Clark Motes

Negro Lawyer Calls for Early Integration

Washington dispatch reports Thurgood Marshall urging the Supreme Court to end segregation in public schools promptly. Attending arguments from Virginia and South Carolina, he contends for a swift integration timeline while opponents push for delays. the court opened with nine justices present as the case focuses on school desegregation and timelines.

Washington Thurgoods Marshall Bas Ton Supreme Court Kansas Delaware Marshal High Court Virginia South Carolina Sunset Beach Carroll South Carolina Wintersburg Sunset Oil Co

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