Supreme Court orders prompt desegregation start in five states
The May 17 1954 ruling requires immediate moves to end public school segregation in the District of Columbia Virginia Delaware South Carolina and Kansas with federal judges allowed to pace desegregation locally. The decision leaves timing flexible and warns that further court fights may follow if authorities resist. The NAACP says it may pursue large batches of cases and Georgia signals readiness to join.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
District of Columbia
Virgina
Delaware
South Carolina
Kansas
U.S. Sehcior
Simon D. Sobsloff
Justice Department
Sobelgff
Segregaon
Uself
Supreme Court of Delaware
National Assny For
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Georgia
NAACP
Emmitsburg News Roundup Of Visits Graduations And Clubs
Emmitsburg notes several families visiting relatives in the area and honor students at Mount St Mary’s College with two graduates named William Sterbinsky and John Herald Walter. Local clubs meet with meals and fundraisers, while residents enjoy fishing, a Rainbow Trout catch, and community gatherings. Births, school year ending events, and local public notices are also recorded.
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Emmitsburg
John Evier
Littlestone
Kepner
DePaul Street
Clarence Wachter
Sterling Goulden
Deborah Lynn
William Hopkins
C. E. Geeseman
Reading
Burgess
Thornton Rodgers
Robert Topper
Marie C Rosensteen
Pins Kelly
Newry
Vigilant Hose Company
Warner Hospital Building Fund
Mount St. Mary’s College
William Sterbinsky
S. Seton Avenue
John Herald Walter
St. Joseph's High School
Mac McGlaughlin
Hunting Creek
James Cavender
Moffitt’s Restaurant
Charles Town
W Va
Don Tucker
Maryland State Police
Emmuttsbopro
Silver Fancy Garden Club
Ruth
Rhoda Gilflelan
Friends Creek
Charles Shaughnessy
Stonehurst
Waliliam Frailey
Dirs. Hewitt McPherson
Mary Coyne
William Marshman
Littlestown
John Warthen
Havre-de-Grace
Eugene Warthen
Genevieve Elder
Pittsburgh
ALLEL SPEAU_ AVE
Yayo
William Smith
Norman Gaiser
Little Rock
Ark
Gaiser
Patricia Stinson
H. Stinson
Charles E Baker
USMC
Bainbridge
Guy Baker
Glee Club
Ruth Stull
James Fisher
Paul Beale
Ruth Richards
Hazel Caldwell
Eugene Wood
George Lo Wilhide
Scott
Radio Schedule Highlights Top Morning Network Lineup
A historical radio schedule lists CBS NBC and MES network programs with news, commentaries, dramas, and music. The lineup includes dramas like Lone Ranger and One Man's Family, variety acts such as Dinah Shore and Bing Crosby, and late programs like Truth or Consequences and Fibber and Molly.
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Rooning
Nba
Cbe
Nbe
Cbs
Mba
Abe
Mbs
Abde Lone Ranger
Kaws
Cos Muse
Dinah Shoe
Sews
Jack Gregson
Frank Sinatra
Seuceryen Lary
Groucho Marx
Abe Perry Como
Cbs Serenade
Abe News & Story
Bing Crosby
Nba Amos Andy
Cos Music & Or New3
Fibber & Molly
Noe
Bs News & Comment
Abe Symphony Orch
Graar Gildérsleeve
Capital
Rpe
Ds Sons & Comment
Ane
Grenestra
News & Varieties
All Nets
Television Schedule and Local Notes from Warner Area
TV listings relay Eastern Daylight Time with hour adjustments for Standard Time. Community notes record Lions Club officers election and hospital drive funds, Little League signups, and a trip to Baltimore for an Orioles game. Local residents mentioned include Hazel Caldwell, Bernard Wivell, Joseph Hoke, Cloyd Weiss, and others.
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Hazel Caldwell
Arlington
Bernard Wivell
Roy Wivell
Joseph Hoke
Warner Hospital
Cloyd Weiss
Lions Club
Lutheran Parish Hall
Clarence G Frailey
Capt
Philin
John J. Hollinger
Robert B. Daugherty
Bernard J. Eckenrode
Lion Tanner
Paul W. Claypool
Tailtwister
Clarence Hahn
Robert Daugherty
Libertytown- Unionville Lions
American Legion Hall
Damascus
George L. Wilhide
Paul W Claypool
Little League Baseball Committee
Wil Motor
Baltimore
Orioles
Herbert Roger
Boys’ and Girls
Scoutmaster Appointment and Friendship Night at Walkersville Grange
Franklin Wastler was named Scoutmaster with George Dan ner and Eduard Houck assisting. The Walkersville Grange hosted Friendship Night with guest speaker Prof. Oddo on American foreign policy in the Far East since 1950. Music by Paul Beale, John Krom, and Margo Emrich preceded social hour.
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Franklin Wastler
George Danner
Eduard Houck
Charles R Fuss
Grange
Walkersville Grange
Emmittsburg
Ann Hobbs
Oddo
Mount St Mary's College
Far East
Clarksburg Community Notes Highlights Family Events
Mrs Raymond Whipp recovers well after surgery and resumes duties. Children's Day service announced for June 12 at 10 am at Clarksburg Methodist Church. Martz family reunion planned for Mt Tabor Park on July 3. Various locals celebrate birthdays and visit relatives in Enola, Virginia Beach, New York City, and Kings Park. Extra social visits include Hammond family weekend, student Mullineaux teaching, and Dorothy Marshall nearing a nursing program end at Sinai Hospital.
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Clarksburg
Raymond Whipp
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Ora H King
Storley Hess
John T. Hammond
Claudia
Joean
Sandra
Enola
Mrr
Austin W Hammond
Joseph Mullineaux
King's Park
Wam
Pauline Thelman
Polly
Beall
Clarence H. Mariz
Frank Mariz
Sammy Martz
Frederick
Ralph F Martz
Grange Manor to Sponsor Vesper Service Series
Carroll Manor Grange will sponsor the first vesper service Sunday evening at 7:30 in Grange Hall. Rev Robert Richardson of Doubs Methodist Church to deliver the address. Rev Walter Mehrling of Adamstown Reformed Church to lead devotions.
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Carfroll Manor _ Carroll Manor Grange
Grange Hall
Robert Richardson
Doubs Methodist Church
Walter Mehrling
Fof
Adamstown Reformed Church
Friendship Nites and Church Choir Plans Highlight Grain County
New Market Grange hosted a Friendship Night with Jefferson Grange guests and the Jefferson Community Band under Henry Keller. Mrs Dorothy Long led the program, with a comedy skit by Halfdon Zimmerman and Mrs Gula Keller. Performances included songs by Mrs Arthur House and Mrs Dous Hert, piano by Doris Gordon, and a violin duet by John Klym and Paul Bewley with Margo Emnich at the piano. Contributions supported the Cancer Fund and Deerth Keller IFYE fund. Plans for June 15 National CD Day and a Glade Valley gathering were announced, plus a talk by Dr Oddo on foreign policy in the Far East.
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New Market Grange
Jefferson Grange
Dorothy Long
Jefferson Community Band
Henry Keller
Halfdon Zimmerman
Arthur House
Gula Keller
Long
Dous Hert
Larbara Brown
Doris Gordon
Cancer Fund
Deerth Keller Ifye Fund
Washington
Wile
Sok
Willian Browning
Jack McGoletick
Vic St Mary's College
Glade Valley
Emmutsbu
Grangers
Dre Odde
Ourreope
Qountaes
Far East
Kammurbur
Martin
John Klym
Paul Bewleyp
Joe
Margo Emnich
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David Brian
NBC
ABC
MES
WJMB
WWAL
Thestar
Abc the Millionaire
Cbba
Aba
Chicago Symphony
DuMont
Stave Allen
Armstrong
Armstrong Quaker
George Martin
John Krom
Margo Emrich
Richard Florence
Norman Shriver
Harry Swomley Mc
Ed Smith
Virss Betts Smith
Edgar Emrich
Clara Harner Myr
Willam Krom
Grier Keilholtz
John Rom
Margo
Carol Emleh
REDS
Harold Fischer Swea City
Iowa
Lyle W Cameron
Lincoln
Nebraska
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
Edwin Heller
Wynnewood
Pennsylvania
Grange News
Penney’s Travel
Penney
Bucketstown
Fess Halitay
Kenny Lane
Munkegon
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Richard
Kid) Howard
Halifax
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Piene Gress
France
Gilbert Oddo
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