Supreme Court voids laws barring residents by race
The Supreme Court ruled in two 6 to 6 decisions that white homeowners may not rely on courts to bar colored residents. It allowed private restrictive agreements to stand if enforced voluntarily and held such covenants do not violate the 14th Amendment, prompting mixed reactions from real estate interests and Black leaders.
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Supreme Court
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Robert T. Furman Jr
National Healt. Estate Clearing House
New York
Washington
Thurman Leodson
National Bar Association
St. Louis
Detroit
China's Coalition Fractures Amid Strife Before Constitutional Rule
Nanking May 4 The fragile coalition of China's government shows splits as Democratic Socialist and Young China protest imbalanced representation. Yang Chuemming warns of withdrawal while key Young China leaders depart for Shanghai. Kuomintang faces allegations of coercion and one party rule.
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Democratic Socialist
Young China
Chiang Kai-shek
Yang Chuemming
Shangad
National Assembly
Yang
Explosion at farm bureau plant leaves man missing
A massive blast and oil fire at the Shelbyville farm bureau bulk oil plant last night left one man missing believed dead and another critically burned. Damages were estimated at $60,000.
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Shelbyville
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Farm Bureau
House Debates Draft and Universal Training Split
The House Armed Services Committee backed a two year draft plan by 28 to 5, aiming to put it on the House calendar soon. Debate centers on linking universal military training with a draft and how the Senate and administration will respond as Royall and Forrestal favor a combined approach if possible.
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Congress
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Air Force
Andrews
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Armed Services Committee
Arends
Defense Forrestal
Colombia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Russia
Colombia becomes the third Latin American country to sever relations with the Soviet Union after President Ospina Perez blames international communism for the April 9 uprising. The cabinet announced the break and a note was delivered to the Soviet legation. The action follows Chile and Brazil and stems from the Pan American Conference condemnation.
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Colombia
Russia
Mariano Ospina Perez
Legation
Chile
Brazil
Ospina Perez
Liberal Party
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