Frank Murphy Heart Victim (Continued From Page One)
Detroit leaders faced rioting and looting as the city mourned Frank Murphy. He had saved much through economics and was reelected mayor. While attorney general, he faced political scandals in Louisiana and Tom Pendergast’s prison sentence. Murphy denied politically motivated actions. Justice Murphy was mild in bearing but firm in rulings with a gentle, practical motto.
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Speculation Mounts On Truman Supreme Court Pick
The death of Justice Murphy clears the way for President Truman to name his third Supreme Court appointee. Catholic candidates enter the talks, with Sen. Joseph C. O Mahoney among those discussed alongside Patterson, Clark, and McGrath. The two current Truman picks are Vinson and Burton.
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Society burglar sentenced to 18 years to life in prison
White Plains New York Gerard Dennis a 29 year old Canadian born burglar pleaded guilty to seven counts of a $600000 chain of burglaries spanning from New York to Hollywood. He was sentenced today to 18 years to life in prison.
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Housing Head In Radio Speech At KABC Next Tuesday
Federal Housing Expeditor Tighe E Woods will address national actions on fair housing and decency in a radio speech broadcast from station KABC next Tuesday at 445 p m local time.
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Gotham Transit Slowdown Looms In New York
New York city faced a potential transit slowdown as a six day old strike against two private bus firms persisted. Michael J. Quill, CIO Transit Workers Union president, warned the halt could be spontaneous rather than union ordered, keeping pressure on system operations.
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Texas Supreme Court Sets Long Recess This Summer
The Texas Supreme Court will call its term this week and recess until September at the close of its annual session. The court will hold its regular meeting Wednesday.
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