Court Faces Further Landmark Decisions
Ten years after the ruling against racial segregation in public schools the Supreme Court may decide sit in demonstrations and the use of state trespass laws to enforce private discrimination. A Virginia case questions tax funding for desegregated schools and the impact of closing county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Yost Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Prince Edward County
Virginia
Memphis
Atlanta
Baltiemore
Wilmington
Del
Authority of
Colorado
Richmond
Warren
Supreme Court Reeersal
South Carolina State House
Columbia
Sembly
Freedom
High Court
Wellsville area schools and civil rights rulings noted
The article ties ongoing Virginia and national desegregation issues to local Wellsville events. It recalls the 1954 Brown v. Board decision and Warren's ruling that separate educational facilities are inherently unequal, then summarizes related court actions and upcoming local school unification plans and meetings. It also lists local community activities and observations linked to civil rights history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Virginia
Prince Edward
Earl Warren
Atlanta
Retail Sales Show Gains Across 10th District Cities
Kansas City AP reports department store sales up across the 10th Federal Reserve District except St. Joseph. Gains range 3 to 7 percent year to date per city, with Wichita and Kansas City at 6 and Denver at 7. Week ending May 9 shows Wichita up 14, Lincoln 13, Kansas City 10, Tulsa 8, Denver 7, Joplin 6, Albuquerque and downtown Kansas City 6, Omaha and Oklahoma City 3, while St. Joseph declines 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Federal Reserve District
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Albuquerque
Lincoln
Joplin
Wichita
Denver
Man Cited For Careless Driving
Gary E. Baugher, 20, of 724 N. Main, was charged with careless and inattentive driving after his 1957 Chevrolet veered from Logan Street onto a lawn, damaging two trees and a highway sign. The car sustained $150 in damage and other property $10. Police reported he said another car crowded him off the street. the vehicle stopped at 510 E. Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary E. Baugher
N. Main
Baugher
Logan
E. Logan
Government Buys Beef For Support
Washington AP report says Missouri and Kansas plants will process nearly two million pounds of canned and frozen beef purchased by the government to aid low spirits cattle prices. Total purchases reach 12,200,000 pounds with Trenton Foods, Cudahy Packing, Wilson & Co., Swift & Co. distributing to schools, institutions and needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Trenton Foods, Inc
Trenton
Cudahy Packing Co
Wichita, Kan
Wilson & Co
Kansas City
Kan
Swift & Co
St. Joseph
Rights Only One Of Church's Problems
At the Methodist General Conference in Pittsburgh the race issue loomed large as 2.8 million of 10.3 million members reside in the Southeast. The gathering addressed civil rights, merger plans with Evangelical United Brethren and other major denominations, and worship revisions. Leaders warned of governance challenges after years of growth, while steps toward reunions with the Evangelical United Brethren Church and three major Methodist branches were outlined. Combined membership of Negro, AME, AME Zion, and Christian Methodist Church exceeds 2.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Methodist Church
Howard Jones
Kentucky
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Lloyd Wicke
Council of Bishops
Wicke
Norman Trott
Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington, D.C
African Methodist Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Church Zion
Christian Methodist Church
Scouts Work With Animals in Franklin County Shelter
Three senior Girl Scouts from Troop 304 assisted at the Franklin County Humane Society on May 13. Becky Warnock Connie Warnock and Cicily Parks pursued an animal care merit badge by sponge treating a dog with irritated skin and grooming several other animals at the shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Humane Society
Becky Warnock
Connie Warnock
Cicily Parks
Salute to the Armed Forces Air Show at NAS Olathe
A Sunday May 24 air show at Naval Air Station Olathe Kansas features Chuting Stars Navy skydiving team and Blue Angels precision flight team. Static displays include Air Force Honest John missile Army Nike Hercules and Marine weapons. Free admission and ample parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Air Station
Olathe
Navy
Blue Angels
Kan
Chuting Stars
Blue Ancis
Air Force
Army
Marine Corps
Police Urge Caution In Park
Forest Park keeper J B Reeves reports complaints of driving on grass and off roads and speeding in the park. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty warns park traffic and speed laws will be strictly enforced this summer. Drag racing will be eliminated to protect children. No reason to stay in the park at night after activities end. River access driving is prohibited by city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Reeves
Forest Park
Eugene Flaherty
Reeves
Flaherty
Leios
Golf Pairings for Women May 19 2022
Pairings announced for the women’s golf event on Tuesday May 19 listing Worthington Malouf Shepard Goss Shade Peters Sheldon Kramer Hysom Foulks Read Young Deputy Evans. Reservations via Channel 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Malouf
Shepard
Goss
Shade
Peters
Sheldon
Kramer
Hysom
Foulks
Read
Young
Evans
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Preview
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with rates for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include one month six months and yearly options, with higher prices for nonlocal subscriptions and AP content rights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Associated Press
Cubans Grateful For New Chance At Teaching
Twenty five Cuban professionals, aided by a cooperative program with Kansas State Teachers College, pursue retraining to become teachers or library workers after fleeing Cuba. The group, totaling 76 with families, receives stipends between 230 and 353 dollars monthly while paying standard college fees and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Teachers College
Fidel Castro
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Mata
Jose Amaro
Robert McAde
Robert Lee
Dr. McAdo
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Wellsville Area News
Preesent
Wellsville
LeLoup
Spring Creek
Miami County
Franklin County Planning Unit
Crescent Club
Ottawa
Franklin County
Alice Hardrode
Seprankiin
Valley Center
Allen
Bonner Springs
Gene Lesh
John Reeves
Clarence Beckemeyer
Keith Adriance
S. H. Conley
C. P. Burrows
Peoples National Bank
S. H. Conley Estate
Burrows
Baltimore
John Wesley
Wesley
Bill Ding
Local Trademarks, Inc
DuPont
Fie
Hubbard
Earl Schmanke
Bill Coons
St Far
Ottawa, Kans
Raney
Rexall Drug
John Reynolds
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Robert B. Wellington
Ryan
Emporia
Fernando A. Mata
Roberto Ravelo
Jose Morell
Department of Library Education
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Defense Education Act
Norelco
North American Philips Co
42Nd St
N.Y
Gilliland’s
Centropolis
Joe’s
Bait Shop
Joe McAuley
Gutterr Caren Coset
Nuzman Lumber
Tye
Lacey He
Kansas State
Bank of Ottawa
Senevane
Peoples Nationa Bank of Ottawa
First National Bank of Ottawa
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