Judge to Tell Fate of Boy Who Aimed Shotgun at Principal
In Monroe Louisiana Judge Howell Heard prepared to decide Joe Cooper a 10 year old boy who aimed a loaded shotgun at his principal to rescue his dog Tippie from a local school. The boy who promised to study hard after release voiced remorse and says he is not bad, with his mother Widowed reliant on a small monthly check. The dog Tippie was vaccinated and returned home after the incident.
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Monroe
Howell Heard
Joe Cooper
Joan
Louisiana Training Institute
Joe
Monroe News-Star
Morning World
Tippie
Jjoe
Milford High School Integration In Delaware Court Ruling
In Wilmington Delaware the question of whether Negro students may attend Milford High School returned to the Court of Chancery. Vice Chancellor William Marvel has ruled Negroes have a right to attend. The case seeks an injunction to restrain the Milford School Board from excluding Negro students. Sixteen Negro students were integrated at the start of the term under a Supreme Court ruling. Boycotts and resignations led to a new board planning to block integration, while the State Board of Education ordered reentry for the Negro students at Georgetown High pending further action.
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Wilmington
Del
Milford, del
Court of Chancery
William Marvel
Milford
Dkfy
National Assn. For
Colored People
Milford School
U. S. Supreme Court
National Assa For the Advancement
Negra Dents
Dover
State Board of Education
Georgetown
James Webb
Mil- School Board
State Supreme I Court
Mayve
Segregation Suit Dropped in Kentucky
In Louisville a federal suit to end segregated city pools was dismissed at the city’s request. Judge Shelbourne left open the chance for later action and granted Andrew E B Wade Jr until November 8 to amend his petition. Wade, a Black plaintiff, sued to stop whites only pool operations. City counsel cited lack of user complaints and alleged failures in Wade’s filing as grounds.
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Louisville
Leuisville
Roy M. Shelbourne
Andrew EB. Wade Jr
Wade
Ade
Demurrer Filed in Nuns Arrest Case In San Francisco
A nun charged with violating lottery laws appeared in court as attorney C Ray Robinson lodged a demurrer arguing lack of jurisdiction and defective complaint. Sister Mary Peter of Our Lady of Mercy faces preliminary charges over raffles for 1955 automobiles with proceeds to a retreat, plus alleged delinquency of a minor. The judge delayed ruling to allow district attorney Mayes to respond.
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San Francisco
Famed
Sheraton ‘Hotel Chain
New York
Sheraton Palace
Merced W
Mary Peter of
Our Lady of Mercy
Catholic School
C. Ray Robinson
Miller and Lux
Robinson
The
Paace
Lobo
Mary Peter
Mayes
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Christian Science Reading Rooms
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Eb St
Anitire
Tokdeg
Fonograf
Humphreys
Pine Avauue
Kentucky
Petr Cleaners
E. Anaheim Fateh
REN Cais Reveye Care
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Lakewood Ee
Spain
May Co
Lakewend
Nelsons Street
Good Housekeeping
May Co. Lehewoed
Yordage
Fieer
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