White Students Prohibited From Negro School in Texas
Texas Attorney General Price Daniel ruled that a white student cannot be admitted to the Texas State University for Negroes. He cited constitutional separation of races and the availability of substantially equal courses and facilities at UT and other state colleges.
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Austin
Texas
Ave
Texas State University For Negros
Price Daniel
University of Texas
Four Ships Renamed for Slain World War II Heroes
The Army renames four ships honoring Medal of Honor recipients who died in World War II. James E. Robinson, Jack J. Pendleton, Joseph F. Merrell, and Leonard C. Brostrom receive new ship names. ceremonies occur at each vessel’s home port, with families listed for each honoree.
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Washington
Army
Frank A. Heileman
James E. Robinson
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Vina E. Robinson
Waco
Texas
New York
Jack J. Pendleton
Bardenberg
Dora Pendleton
Yakima
Wash
San Francisco
Joseph F. Merrell
Grange Victory
Merrell
Lohe
Muriel V. Merrell Harvey
Staten Island
N. Y
Leonard C. Brostrom
Marine Eagle
Leyte
Philippine Islands
Carl J. Brostrom
North Preston
Idaho
Three States Hold Primaries In Missouri Kansas and Virginia
Voters in Missouri Kansas and Virginia go to the polls for primaries with Truman voting early in Missouri. Key races include Democratic and Republican nominations for governor and U S Senate, plus a Virginia House seat contest and Missouri Seventh District battle for Dewey Short. Mississippi Democrats meet to back Dixiecrat presidential slate.
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Missouri
Kansas
Virginia
Truman
Independence
Washington
U. S
Forrest Smith
Dan M. Nee
Internal Revenue
Roy McKittrick
Murray Bompson
House of Representatives
Manuel H
Cap) Davis
Kansas City
James P. Hart
A. Willis Robertson
House
Andrew F
Schoeppel
Harold Malone
Wichita
Sen. Cape
Senate
George McGill
E. K. Dean
Dewey Short
Quentin Haden
Short
House Armed Services Committee
Mississippi
World War II Sergeant Receives Salute From Gen Bradley
A 19 year old William Ray Clark of Jonesboro Ark met Gen Omar Bradley at the Pentagon during the third annual American Legion Boys Forum. Clark told the general he served as a sergeant in the Army Air Corps and is now secretary of the Army and asked for a salute, which Bradley gave with a smile.
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Washington
Air Corps
Omar Bradley
Army
William Ray Clark
Jonesboro
Ark
Pentagon
Bradley
Clark
Army Air Corps
Israeli Government Orders Labor Conscript for New Arrivals
The Israeli government announced a labor conscription order affecting all immigrants who arrived since the UN truce became effective July 18. The move allows the government to conscript these newcomers despite the truce terms prohibiting military service for new arrivals.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
United Nations
Steel output up as mills run at 94.2 percent capacity
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports national mills will operate at about 94.2 percent of capacity this week, up 1.2 points from last week. Estimated ingots and castings total 1,697,000 tons. Government plans to register workers for draft labor.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Knights Meeting Bellflower Aug 3 in Parish Hall
Bellflower Council Knights of Columbus will meet at 8 p m tomorrow in St Bernard's Parish Hall, announced newly elected grand knight Robert Sheahon.
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Bellflower
Bellflower Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Bernard’s
Robert Sheahon
Coast Guard resumes search for missing fishing boat
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 3 The U S Coast Guard continued its air sea search for a 30 foot fishing boat missing since last Thursday with Mr and Mrs Ben Allen and Rod Redman of San Francisco aboard The same day the overdue pleasure craft Hi Ho Silver was located near Santa Barbara It left San Francisco July 24 for Southern California with Edward Gorman and Stanley Colson aboard
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San Francisco
U. S. Coast Guard
Ben Allen
Rod Redman
Monterey
Coast Guard
Hi Ho Silver
Santa Barbara
Investigator Faces Wife-beating Charge
SAN FRANCISCO August 3 Leonard R Cox 22 a Los Angeles private investigator assaulted his estranged wife in her office hitting kicking and smashing a chair on her head Police report he refused arrest and is jailed on felonious assault resisting an officer and disturbing the peace
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San Francisco
Leonard R. Cox
Los Angeles
R. E. Gertler
Gertler
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