Supreme Court reverses ruling on civilian trials abroad
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that two women convicted overseas of murdering their service husbands go free, overturning the 1956 decision that upheld military court jurisdiction over civilians abroad. Justice Black led the majority, stating courts of law must try civilians for offenses against the United States. Mrs. Dorothy Krueger Smith and Mrs. Clarice B. Covert were freed. both had life sentences.
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Warned To Avoid Newly Laid Asphalt In Frederick Md
City Engineer W R Walter warned pedestrians to avoid freshly laid asphalt on East Church Street as repairs continued. An unidentified woman fell on the material Monday but sustained no injuries. clothing was damaged by the sticky surface. Signs were posted and workers told pedestrians to stay off the streets during the curing period. East Church was later opened to traffic while several streets remained closed for work.
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Hold Virginia Pupil Placement Act Unconstitutional
A Fairfax County mother asks the Virginia State Supreme Court to strike down the Pupil Placement Act as unconstitutional. In a mandamus petition, counsel argues the act violates state and federal constitutions to reinstate her two sons in Fairfax schools without placement board signing.
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Asbury Church Bets Prompt Cash Inquiry
A station owner reported the Asbury Methodist Church related to a cash inquiry. Authorities noted $2,500 in currency bets and urged insured handling of changes and checks amid the stake investigation.
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