Ordered To Enroll Negroes In South Carolina Politics
In Charleston on July 16 the South Carolina Democratic Party was ordered by Federal Judge J Waites Waring to enroll Negroes and grant them full rights in party affairs. The injunction, sought by Beaufort resident David Brown, requires opening party books to all regardless of race or religion and sets a timeframe for opening. The judge warned of punishment for disobedience and urged compliance with the 2 ruling that Negro participation in county party affairs is legitimate. Three counties had already complied, while others faced coercion claims.
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Charleston
S. C
South
Carolna Democratic Y
Wiliam P. Baskin
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Palmetto
Philadelphia
J. Waites Waring
David Brown
Waring
Richland
Columbia
Telegrams Back Truman 20 to 1 in Favor of Actions
Washington July 16 telegrams in response to President Truman's speech accepting the Democratic nomination and urging Congress back into session run about 20 to 1 in favor, the White House said. Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross said hundreds of telegrams and some letters were received, while Truman has not drafted a special message to legislators for the first session on July 26 and has not decided whether to deliver it in person. He gave no clear view on legislative plans or possible new laws or how long the session will last, and gave no comment on lifting the arms embargo to Israel. He plans to stay in Washington this summer except for a New York trip July 31 for Idlewild airport dedication and a August vote in Missouri's Democratic primary.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Charles G. Ross
Philadelphia
Ross
Israel
Ington
New York
Idlewild
Missouri
Independence
Blending colonial and contemporary themes house plan R-393
The two story dwelling by Elmer Gy Heck features a distinctive interior and exterior design with a 298 South Grove Avenue address. It notes a volume of 24 000 cubic feet including a basement and a 4 300 cubic foot two car garage. The main section spans 847 square feet reflecting economical Nts construction. Meat prices rise to record highs with New York retail cuts at 1 10 a pound as per Department of Markets.
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AP News
Elmer Gy Heck
So. Grove Ave
Eig. I
Nts
New York
Milk Price Increases Draw Gouging Charge
Baltimore July 167 The Progressive Wallace Party of Maryland called a new half cent increase in milk price gouging by monopoly interests. The rise followed Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association boost from 5.90 to 6.03 per hundredweight, raising quart price to 13 1/? cents retailer 26 5 cents. The party faulted dairy profits, warned of higher costs for families, especially babies, amid wartime price pressures.
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Baltimore
Progressive Wallace
Party of Maryland
Baltimore Dairies
Mervland Cooperative Milk Producers Association, Inc
Progressive Party
Irv Duprin
William Weill
Ernest B. Fiedler
4Sion
Dairies
Truman’s Bid in 1948 Essays on Democratic Hope and Risk
James Marlow reports from Philadelphia on the 1948 Democratic convention's aftermath. Truman faces a divided party and southern splits over civil rights, with South votes possibly deciding the election. A potential new session of Congress and Truman's campaigning strategy raise early stakes for a Democratic comeback.
Methods to Clean Wallpaper Spots with Paper and Iron
Cleaning blotting paper and a hot iron can remove soiled marks from wallpaper. The technique involves pressing blotting paper onto the stain and applying heat with the iron to lift the dirt without damaging the wallpaper. Use caution to avoid scorching or water damage.
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den Gans
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
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Applied Physics Laboratory
Vwepas Peer Aadhhef
James Marlow
Roosevelt
Trum
Democratic Poltemas
Frederick
Coogre
Wathome
Joan Gaus
Cleveland, O
Peter
Gallus
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
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N. Market St
Delphey’s Sport
Lincolns
Lincoln
Lincoln Cosmopolitan
Estes Motors, Inc
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