Court Decision Strips Backing From Restrictive Property Contracts
The U S Supreme Court rules private racial housing pacts are not protected by the 14th Amendment when backed by state courts, allowing private groups to bar Negroes, but preventing state endorsement of such agreements. The decision clarifies that state enforcement of discriminatory private deals violates due process. it raises questions about religion.
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UY Supreme Court
Yace
United States
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Michigan
Peple
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Vinson
Meat Inspection Pay Protested
Rep. Horan objects to government paying federal meat inspection costs. He cites a patchwork of funding methods from taxes, licenses, and user fees. He notes past decisions shifting costs to meat packers and that the Senate backs restoring Treasury funding.
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Horan
Treasury
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Senate
Senator McCarran Promotes Free Gold Market Plan
Senator McCarran proposes a free market for gold to curb inflationary pressure. He backs a bill and argues gold immobilization via treasury savings bonds can absorb hot dollars, preventing private ownership from pushing the economy toward expanded lending. He notes past gold bans and warns free sale could reduce treasury purchases at $35 an ounce and lessen bank controls.
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Sen. McCarran
D.-Nev
Treasury Savings
McCarran
Treasury
Power Firm Sued by U S in Rate Row
The U S federal government filed suit with the California Public Utilities Commission against Pacific Gas and Electric Co. seeking that the utility supply government departments with power on a wheeling basis from Shasta Dam Mare Island and Yosemite Park. Wallace Howland said the government effectively pays the company more than it pays for the same power.
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California Public Utilities Commission
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U. S. Antitrust Division
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Mare Island
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R. O. T. C. Graduates Offered Commissions
The Army offers regular Army commissions as second lieutenants to Reserve Officers Training Corps graduates from the 1948 college classes. There are 600 vacancies. Over 2000 Army ROTC students are expected to graduate next month. Accepted cadets must serve a two year tour starting in July.
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Army
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Army R. O. T. C
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