Supreme Court completes arguments on school desegregation timing
In Washington on April 14, the Supreme Court heard final remarks on how quickly to end public school segregation. Thurgood Marshall urged a clear deadline, while Simon Sobeloff advocated progress with no fixed date, aiming to avoid delays. Both asked for nationwide desegregation standards and district court oversight to prevent endless holds.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Soberett
U.S
Simon B.sobeloff
Marshall
Sobeloff
Eisenhower
Kansas
Delaware
Virginia
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Federal District Courts
District Court
Sobelaff
Artion
Minimum Pay Of 90 Cents Is Proposed In Congress
The Eisenhower administration urged Congress to extend the Fair Labor Standards Act to 2.2 million more workers and raise the minimum to 90 cents an hour. Mitchell defended the plan against calls for a $1 or higher wage, citing cost of living and the goal of a wage floor rather than a wage substitute. He noted 24 million workers currently earn 75 cents and argued the move would more than offset living-cost increases since 1956. Southern opposition concerns about farm wages and indirect effects on poultry and light industries were raised, while farm workers remain exempt. The hearings, linked to broader debates, may continue for weeks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Mitchell
Sen
Douglas
D-I
Senate Labor
AFL
CIO
Bureau of Labor Statistics
South
New First Quarter Business Record Seen by Weeks
Secretary of Commerce Weeks said preliminary indications show a new first quarter record for production of foods and services in 1935, with a good chance of the best year in history. He noted disposable personal income rose to eight billions higher than a year earlier as he prepared for an international tour.
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Washington
Secetary of Commerce
Weeks
International Lade Attacs
Milan
Italy
Hanover
Germany
Lien and Brussel
Belgium
London
Birmingham
England
Paris
France
Nike Accidental Missile Discharge Injures Soldier
A Nike guided missile overheated and discharged during a training alert at Ft Meade Maryland. A soldier, Sgt J C S Ko zak of Allentown PA, was slightly burned while standing about seven feet from the device. No other injuries or property damage reported. Lt Col Dwight Bingham said no one else hurt and investigation underway.
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FT. Meade
Army
Baltimore- Washington Expressway
Maryland 602
Baltimore
Dwight Bingham
2Nd Army
Sgt
J.C. Stanley C. Kozak
Allentown
Eleven Russian Editors Miss Boat For U S
Eleven editors delayed entry to the United States for fingerprinting refusal. The State Department and Institute of International Education expect them to travel soon. The liner Queen Elizabeth left England for New York with the group aboard.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Institute of International Education
England
New York
A Peace Plans County Zoning Discussed Meet Tuesday
Washington April 14 United States and Russia advanced talks on Eisenhower’s plan to share atomic data for peaceful purposes. Soviet envoy Zarubin visited the State Department for a sealed discussion on a Soviet inquiry from last November. Reports say a blueprint for an atomic clearing house circulates among seven nations and Eisenhower backs a deal to share some knowledge with 13 NATO members. The plan now centers on a UN aided clearing house with no stockpile. Towson Md April 14 Donna Marie Rinehart to be May Queen. County planners meeting Tuesday at Winchester Hall to discuss zoning. Delbert Null says Maryland law authorizes a commission for Manning and zoning. Grrier to speak.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Eisen— Bowers
Georgi N
Arubin
State Department
Livingston T. Merchant
Eisenhower
Zarubin
United Nations
U. S
Harford County
George Grier
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Grier
Delbert S. Nui
Themeeting
Manning
Zonnie
Papagenta
Oatomimarous
Enicchins
Grange
Farm Bureau
Null
Mad am Davis offers readings for love and luck
Madam Davis, television mind reader, helps thousands with past, present, and future guidance on love marriage and illness. She speaks two languages and provides lucky days and numbers. Now at a new location a house trailer on Alternate Route 240 beside Rose's Tavern read daily from 9 am to 1 pm and Sundays.
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Madam Davis
Rose
Daily Aid
Advisory committee to chart conference program at meeting
The group includes 58 members from educators and officials with key planning roles. John M. Baer leads a sub committee on procedures and will present a plan to perfect the conference program at closing session. The session follows talks by officials and civic leaders as directors discuss advisory needs and regulations. Also reported: Robert F. Curran, a Maryland horseman, dies in Washington after a chronic illness at 52.
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John M. Baer
Hagerstown
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bob Curran
Bowie
Mad
Reo
Maryland
Robert F. Curran
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Silver Spring
David Singer
Committee To Take Up Conference Matter
A 58 member committee meets in Baltimore to plan the subject for the upcoming Maryland education conference this summer. Governor McKeldin sets five major focus areas and delegates will take Marsland's ideas to Washington for the White House Conference on Education in fall. Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr. heads the Maryland effort.
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Baltimore
Aary
Marsland
Washington
White House
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
McKeldin
Maryland
Burial set for Curran at Johns Church Forest Glen
Curran will be buried Saturday morning from the Johns Church in Forest Glen. The fragment mentions Holiev aad Tanda at GCubstraary last Saturday and notes that some farm land in China is occupied by as many as seven people per acre.
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Holiev Aad Tanda
Gcubstraary
Curran
Forest Glen
China
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