U S NAACP File Suit To Save Mothers Jobs
The government and civil rights lawyers seek a Supreme Court ruling to bar employers from denying jobs to women with young children. The Ida Phillips case from Jacksonville Florida centers on preschool children and the 1964 civil rights law. Martin Marietta argues no proof of discrimination and late filings stain the appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jacksonville
Fla
Justice Department
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Martin Marietta Corp
Ida Phillips
G. Harrold Carswell
Carswell
Senate
Martin Marietta
Phillips
Assembly
Erwin N. Griswold
Local Lime Kiln Residents Host and Visit Friends
In Lime Kiln and surrounding areas, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hofferman hosted Araby visitors, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawkins welcomed Charles Smith for dinner. West Virginia and Frederick guests dropped by for calls, with Ethel Scheetz and Leoward Hoffmaster families also hosting. Austin Murray and spouse celebrate forty one years of marriage on Friday, December 11. Mrs. John Foster marked a wedding anniversary recently. James Hood and son now live in Lime Kiln after purchasing the former Ruby Shull house. Paul DeGrange and Frederick relatives visited Ethel Smith’s family, as did William Spring’s group from Damascus and Junior Ramsburg of Frederick. Henry Baugher and family were also noted visitors.
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Henry Baugher
Leonard Hoffmaster
Carl Hill
West Virginia
Lawrence Ausherman
Araby
Harold Hawkins
Charles Smith
Wayne Boone
Frederick
Ethel Scheetz
Joseph Bayles
Tommy Scheetz
RFD 2
Edward Setters
Leoward Hoffmaster
Austin Murray
James Hood and
Lime Kiln
Ruby Shull
Paul DeGrange
Ethel Smith
William Spring
Damascus
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U.S
NAACP
Appeals Court
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
John Foster
Junior Ramsburg
King Leathers
Schroeder
East Patrick SI
Santa
Todd Steel Company
Jolly Old Saint Nick
Brunswick
Todd Steel
Standard International
Santa Claus
Santa Sauss
List Will
RCA
Routzahn
Routzahn's
RCA AM
Hodel Rzazul
Blackheath
RCE
Pickwick
LRA Color TV
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