Judges Named For Vet Bonus Suit In Kentucky
A special three judge federal court was named to hear the challenge to Kentucky's new veterans bonus law. The panel includes Shackelford Miller Jr H Church Ford and Henry L Brooks appointed to serve in the eastern district at Frankfort from March 5 to December 31 1960 with possible extension. The suit seeks injunctive relief against enforcement of the act which provides a 420 million dollar bonus to veterans of four wars and excludes those who have left the state. The case targets Gov Bert Combs and state officials.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Shackelford Miller Jr
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
H. Church Ford
Henry L. Brooks
Thom F. McAllister
Frankfort
Bert Combs
Kentucky State Administration
Tragic House Fire Claims Three Young Children
In an eastern Connecticut town, a blaze killed 18 month old Dwight Race, 2 year old Theodore Race, and 3 year old Alberta Race. Parents Mrs John G Race and an infant child were burned critically while Race 55 and his 4 year old son Johnny escaped unharmed. Policeman Joseph Harris said Johnny woke the family as a kitchen oil stove exploded. Firefighters faced heavy snowdrifts hindering rescue efforts.
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Dwight Race
Theodore
Alberta
John G. Race
Race
Johnny
Joseph Harris
Connecticut
NAACP Defends Cincinnati Chapter in Ohio Telegram
The NAACP sent a telegram to Gov. DiSalle defending the Cincinnati chapter for picketing a store without filing a complaint with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. Serena Davis of Columbus said the telegram reflects the Ohio and national NAACP stance that lawful protest complements state remedies in pursuing equal employment opportunities.
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Columbus, Ohio
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Telegram
Michael V. DiSalle
Cincinnati
Naacp Cincinnati
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Woolworth
Serena Davis
NAACP
DiSalle
South
Ohio
Miss Davis
Columbus
National Organization
Ohio Organization
National Association
Ohio J Organization
Woman who survived 1876 Ashtabula wreck dies at 101
Mrs. Effie Neely of Jackson Ohio died at 101 in a Troy rest home. She was one of the few survivors of the 1876 Ashtabula train wreck that killed 92. Born in 1858, she credited faith with supporting the group.
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Chardon, Ohio
Elfie Neely
Ashtabula
Troy Two
J Jackson
Ohio
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