Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects race bias in unions case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court refused to strike down voluntary union membership rules as unconstitutional or discriminatory under state or Fourteenth Amendment law, while contrasting with federal desegregation rulings. The article argues broader social and economic implications of discrimination and notes related cases on race-based laws and economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
United States
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
America
Life Insurance
Baltimore
Emory Hniles
Niles
Fairchild
Supreme Court of the United States
Danidad Sh
Adolf Hitler
Myersville
Smo
Brown
Marion Dyer
KNOFN
Thision
York
Hejtheland
Washington
Thei
Local News Briefs From Frederick Delaware 1957
Clipped page item notes a Frederick Frederick County segment dated Wednesday April 17 1957. Mentions court or post office activity and small town notices as part of the weekly paper. Contains terse local items with no long narrative.
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THE
Frederick, Mé
Nash Court
Ely
Wells
Barber shop theft and crew hearing on West Church
Mr Albaugh reported three razors missing after an employee and several boys reportedly shot traps at the West Church street shop. Razors were later returned by mail. Justice Eckstein set a hearing as authorities pursue the incident.
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the News
Ingomar Albaugh
West Church Street
Albaugh
W. C. Erise
Thel Union
Ramsburg Carriage Company
Brown West
Saints Street
Pryor Hurt as Potatoes Spill After Wagon Upset
Anthony N. Pryor of Wolfsville drove to Hagerstown with potatoes. A trolley car scared his horses causing the wagon to overturn and Pryor to be thrown. His ankle was broken.
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Anthony N. Pryor
Wolfsville
Hagerstown
Mr. Pryor
Fires and speeches mark Brunswick meeting in 1837
Millard Tawes spoke at the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association quarterly meeting. Two rear garages at Mrs M E Bemnett and at Woodrow Louder’s home on West Potomac Street Brunswick were destroyed by fire. A Russian agriculture class and a State Department action related to Soviet refugees were noted. A duck hatchery owned by Norman Lau burned with 7200 newly hatched ducks lost. total losses exceed $12 000.
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Brunswick
Floyd Riser
Washington
United Town
State
Norman Lau
State Department
Taneytown
Genadi F
Seaman McIntosh Completes Recruit Training
Seaman David H. McIntosh son of E R McIntosh of 12 North Maryland Avenue Brunswick completed nine weeks of recruit training at the U S Naval Base Bainbridge and is on a 14 day leave before reporting to the machinists mates school Yorktown Virginia. He is a former Brunswick High School student and joined for four years. He was active in the Brunswick Methodist church and roller skating locally.
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Seaman
David H. McIntosh
E. R. Mcintosh
Maryland
Atenue
Brunswick
United States Naval Base
Bainbridge
Machinists’ Mates School
Yorktown
Seaman McIntosh
Brunswick High School
Naval Recruiting Office
Winchester Hall
Brunswick Methodist Church
Robert Wayne Keeney
William
Florence Kreb
Maxwell Avenue
United States
Naval Base
Seaman Keeney
Frederick High School
Newport
Rhode Island
Navy
Keeney
Citizens Truck Company
iErederick
Funeral notices for Carmela Sparkman and Brenda Boyer
Funeral services will be held for Carmela Sparkman near New Midway died Tuesday in Children's Hospital Washington tetanus after three days illness She survived by parents and many siblings The body rests at Union Bridge funeral home and will be moved to Sit Union Lutheran church Thursday for 2 pm services Interment Church of Brethren cemetery Monrovia Rev Charles Corbett officiating W. E. Falconer funeral director A separate service for Brenda Lee Boyer Frederick daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Boyer was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of her father in Frederick with Rev William Wright and Rev William C Harpold officiating Interment Kemptown Methodist cemetery Pallbearers listed Miss Boyer formerly a model and a student at Visitation Academy
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Ralph Potts
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Dawson
Lane
Robert van Gunten
Woodsboro
Bowers Lumber Company
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Benjamin T. Kanode
RFD
Frederick
Vindebona Convalescent Home
Braddock Heights
Nannie C. Rice
Vindebona Convalescent
Lewis A. Rice
Gertrude Marsh
North Market Street
Vindobona Convalescent
Wilbur Stream
Sacketts
Iva
Vindebona Convalescent Tome
John Hope
Walkersville
Barbara Allen Baugher
Roy C. Baugher
East Sixth Street
Carmela Sparkman
Bruce
Hazel Sparkman
New Midway
Tuesay
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Kentucky
Abs
Ona
Gaither
Anna
Union
Bridge Funeral Home
D. D.hartzler and Sons
Union Lutheran’ Church
Charles Corbett
Church of Brethren
Monrovia
J. Harvey Grubbs
Samsville
Washington Court
State
Ty Hospital
Sai
Farmers Home Administration
Emory Grubbs
Bryce Hopkins
Robert Benville
Montgomery O
William F
Washington County
Wright
Baltimore
Wilthe Fha
Winchester Hall
Liam C. Harpold
Urbana
Ivan Lawson
Fountain Mills
Charles Riggs Howard Mayne
Robert Retfsnider
William Hyatt
Ryland Houston
Nelson Myers Sr
Kemptown Methodist Cemetery
W. E. Falconer
Bolivar—Mirs
Lewis Beek
Charities Glover
Gaithersburg
Stanley Grendstaff
Charles Wilt
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Raymond Ives
Howard Rearne
Chas. Roberts
Lloyd Hough
Airs
Howard Harris
Robert Frins
Robert Leonard
Otho Via
William Reid
United Bank
Forrest Buckles
Raymond Biller
Harpers Cemetery
Charles Roberts
Episcopal Church
John Glover
Chery
Charles Wise
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
G. M. Hughes
Pentecostal Church of Christ
Paintsville
Willard BaHenger
Bolivar
Thurman Piper
Chestnut Hill
John Whitehair
View Point
Harpers Ferry
C. E. Garten
Arthur Thompson
Souderton
Granville Dinkle
Allen Lee
Creamer
Leon Donavan
Allen Dinkle
Brunswick
Hilda Creamer
James Breeden
Shepherdstown
Allen Ring
Terry
Rodney
Kearneysville
Mattie Mobley
Charles Town
Gilbert Smallwood
Rawson
Luther Mumaw
Knoxville
Colesman Dunn
Ruth Helmes
Margaret Malone
Chas. Butts
Ivan Lou Butts
John Haefer
Rupert Morgan
Rockville
David ‘Whitcomb
Santago
Calif
D. Shirley Nichols
Cherles Town
Bethesda
Avril
Daniel Nichols
St. Johns ‘Episcopal Church
Franklin Goode
Mr. Goode
Junior Wagner
Austin Mater
Amos ‘Himes
Mahel Emory
Barbara
Morris Kain
Karl Grubb
Charlies Fowr General Hospvita
Tra Brannon
Martinsburg
Paul Bartles
Mary Catherine Thomas
Union Bridge
Abbottsville
D.C
Mary Thomas
Irene Smith
Mary Catherine Dowery
Peola Jones
Robert ‘Jones
Charles ‘Thomas
Air Force
Lawrence Thomas
Chicago
Eli
Charles Thomas
Evanston
Ill
Methodist Church
D. C
India Mas Main
India May Main
Charles E. Main
Buckystown
James M
Mary Margaret Buxton Poole
Buckeystown
Poole
Mt. Pleasant
Gurney Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Annie C. Poole
Luther Holt
Harry Wisner
East Church Street
Mt. Olivets
M. R. Etchison and Son
James Marshak Cook
Near Winfield
Evelyn Gibson
Westminster
Carroll County
Mary
Grace Hall
Danville
Sis Iter
Irene Bowie
Catons‘ville
Darrell Cook
Near
Winfield
Fairview Church
C. M. Waltz
Joseph H. Welty
Joseph Henry Welty
Fairfield
Frederick County
James
Ella Hobb
Welty
Mary Lansinger Welty
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Rudolph Warthen
Tyson J. Welty
Robert H. Welty
Wother
J. Bernard Welty
Rose Lansinger
Allison Funeral Home
St.Joseph's Catholic Church
Em‘milisburg
Joha ‘J. Mahoney
St Joseph’s Catholic Ceemetery
S. Jb. Allison
Desegregation Hearing Set For U S Court
A complaint challenging gradual desegregation policies of Harford County School Board is set for a hearing in federal court tomorrow. The filing by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People contends the policy harms students and seeks court relief. In related reports, unrest in Paris sees rival gangs clash as Algerian rebels occur and casualties are reported.
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Baltimore
Harford County School Board
Feder
Cacey
Paris
Alge
Narians
France
Tional Assn
Wordy Bolivar notices and church events parade
Bolivar notes list visits to area families and church life including an April 2 officer election for St Johns Episcopal Church Women Auxiliary, sunrise Easter service in Harper Cemetery, and multiple social visits among Bolivar, Charles Town, and Shenandoah Valley residents.
Deaths in Frederick area claim several lives
Multiple obituaries note the deaths of Mary Catherine Thomas 50 near Union Bridge at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a week illness with five children surviving and services at D. C. order and Sons funeral home. India May Main 82 of Buckeystown dies at home after sudden illness. survivors include three sons and multiple relatives with services at Buckeystown Methodist church. James Marshak Cook 69 of near Winfield dies at home after four weeks illness. numerous grandchildren and relatives. services at Fairview church. Joseph Henry Welty 83 of Fairfield Route 2 dies at home after four weeks. funeral and rosary details with St Joseph's church. Elsie I. Cecil 83 formerly Walkersville resident dies at Crutchley Nursing Home. sister and nephew survive. services at Walkersville United Brethren Church.
Anderson Stone wedding in Lewistown ceremony
Barbara Stone daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Stone wed Roland Lee Anderson son of Mr and Mrs John M Anderson at Rev Thomas Morgan's home on Jefferson street. The house held an arrangement of flowers. The bride wore a brown linen suit with pink accessories with attendants Paul Burdette Anderson and Miss June Gosnell.
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Anderson-Stone
Barbara Stone
Albert Stone
Roland Lee Anderson
John M. Anderson
Lewistown
Thomas Morigan
Jefferson Street
Morgan
Army Sergeant Shook to Tour Europe During Leave
Harry Kenneth Shook son of Sergi and Mrs Denver Shook of 311 Market Street stationed with the Army at Fort Monmouth N J sails on a six week European tour He will visit London Paris Luxembourg Bonn Vienna Venice and Rome and plans to return by early June before resuming teaching after discharge Also noted are birthdays for Elmer R Bokesch John H Staley and Merrit Bopsi and a 31st wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Arthur P Ridgely
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Harry Kenneth Shook
Sergi
Denver Shook
South Market Street
Fort Monmouth
N.J
Europe
Shook
Western Maryland College
Middletown
Cons
New Jersey
London
Paris
Luxembourg
Bonn
Vienna
Venice
Rome
Elmer R. Bokesch
Sidder Avenue
John H. Staley
Jug. Bridge
Arthur P. Ridgely
East Fifth Street
Merrit Bopsi
Shawnee Drive
Monocacy Village
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Lawrence
Upreme vVourt
Timothy Brown
Federal
E- T. Fairchild
Sure Dissent Loan Bank Board
Woprright
New York Herald Tribune
Frank Keefer
Main Street
Myersville Road
W. F. Wilson and Sons
Brookeville
James Engle
Culler Lake
Bath House
FHA
Hliss
Brenda Lee Boyer
Lewis Boyer
Boyer
Visitation Academy
Kemp's
U. S. Court
Atapriane Enten
Eugene Ames
Pittsburgh
Van
Ith
Myre
Darel Durraw
Eben Frits
Aanehter
Fisther
Relivar
Beltimere
Albert Fritts
Pepples
Edward J. Smith
Eliza Wright Selvage
New Market
Jefferson ‘Street
Donald C. Ziter
Cumberlland
William A. Boone Jr
William M. Boost Jr
iMiss Elsie I. Cecil
Elsie
Cecil
Crutchley
W. Martin
Mary Jane Hewitt Cecil
United Brethren Church
Oda Smith
JC. Clifford Doll
Ralph E. Cecil
Glade Cemetery
C. C. Barton
Paul Burdette Anderson
June Gosnell
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