Governor Condemns Grand Jury in Jackson Lynching Case
Jackson, North Carolina Aug 5 The governor condemned the Northampton County grand jury for not indicting seven white men accused of attempting a lynching and freed the Negro defendant Godwin Buddy Bush charged with attempted assault on a white woman. He said he would order a superior court judge to convene as a special magistrate to investigate and bring those charged to trial in an adjoining county. The governor stated a crime had been committed and one mob member confessed to the act.
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A Chicago talk by Chancellor Robert Hutchins warned that the simultaneous explosion of two atomic bombs could render the United States uninhabitable. He said other nations would possess the bomb within five years and urged education films to promote peace as civilizing force while planning for vast reconstructions in Greece and Europe.
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