Judge Refuses To Set Aside 100000 Fine On NAACP
Montgomery July 34 A state judge refused to modify a 100000 contempt fine against the NAACP. The order requires production of membership lists and other records by midnight. Attorneys cited concerns that public release could invite harassment and economic reprisals from segregation supporters in Alabama.
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Montgomery
NAACP
Ciscu
Walter Bo Jones
Wudee
Avius
Alabama Saacp
Alabama Saacp Members Were Made Public. Yre
Sears Souchhay
Joba Patersen
Aith
Naacas
Mabama
Jones
Pic
Pracen
Alabama
Wathhold
Naacp National
Ray Wilkins
Mate Wellach
Jobs
Whey
Wilkins
Selma
Macon
Marengo Counties
University of Alabama
Adv
John Patterson
Patterson
Virginia Seeks to Avoid Integration in Public Schools
Attorney General J Lindsay Almond contends Virginia must find a method to maintain segregation without using race based schooling. He asked for dismissal of the NAACP suit and suggested possible hearings as the case advances. A judge indicated a ruling within days, while opponents argue for alternatives to separation.
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Lexandria
Atg
Lindsay Almond
Tadan
PS Trarsee
Tiedge
Albert Vo Bovan
Virgina
Almond E
Hort
Oracle Inter
Brian
Almond
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Bill Carries 913000 For Fort Detrick Work
Washington July 30 Congress approved a military appropriations bill funding Army Navy and Air Force use of 37 685 000 at Maryland bases The Fort Detrick project received 913 000 alongside other installs such as Aberdeen Proving Grounds Ft Meade and Patuxent Naval Test Center plus Cheltenham radio station and Andrews Air Force Base expenditures include Continental Air Command and Military Air Transport Service totals.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Maryland
Eisenhower
Army — Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Chemical Center
Ft. Detrick
Ft. Meade
Navy — Patuxent Naval Test Center
Naval Academy
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Cheltenham
Andrews Air Force Base
Amp Springs
Continental Air Command
Air Research and Development (Command
Miss Helen Selby Weds Jefferson Wilcom in Urbana
Miss Helen Elizabeth Selby daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Selby Libertytown Maryland married Jefferson Jerome Wilcom son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Wilcom Monrovia during a church ceremony at St Ignatius Lovela Urbana. Dr Joseph F Thorning officiated and Edward E Day of Mt Airy gave the bride away. The couple home in Libertytown and Monrovia respectively with attendants and family observing the nuptials.
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St. Mony
Ignatius Lovela Church
Urbana
Mass
Helen Elizabeth Selby
Edward J. Selby
Libertytown
Jefferson Jerome Wilcom
Charles F. Wilcom
Monrovia
Joseph F. Thorning
Record Bay Bridge traffic and revenue hit new high
State Roads Commission reports a new weekend traffic and revenue record for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge marking four years since opening. Since July 30, 1952 total crossings reach about 8.45 million vehicles with revenue around 15.8 million dollars.
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State's Bay Bridge
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Seth Agit Gabhee
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