Notable Justices: Biographies of Several Supreme Court Nominees
The article profiles multiple potential Supreme Court justices and candidates, detailing their careers from state and federal government posts to high court appointments. It covers Felix Frankfurter, Hugo Black, Harold Burton, William O Douglas, William J Brennan Jr, Charles E Whittaker, Tom C Clark, John M Harlam, and others with notes on birthplaces, education, prior offices, and nomination dates.
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Warren
Thomas E. Dewey
Harvard
Felix Frankfurter
U.S
New York
Harvard Law School
Frankfurter
Roosevelt
Hugo Lafayette Black
Alabama
Birmingham
U.S. Senate
Harold Hitz Burton
Ohio
State House of Representatives
Burton
Cleveland
Truman
William O. Douglas
High Court
Securities and Exchange Commission
William Joseph Brennan Jr
New Jersey
U. S
U. S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Stanley Reed
Tom C. Clark
Texas
Texas Supreme Court
Justice Department
Supreme Court of the United States
Hugo L. Black
Earl Warren
Harold H. Burton
William J. Brennan Jr
John M. Harlan
Charles E. Whittaker
Special Rib Roast Dinner at The Orange Blossom Saturday Nights
The Orange Blossom offers a Special Rib Roast on Saturday nights served 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. with prime beef from selected rib roasts and a child’s portion at half the adult price, all for 2.65. The restaurant promotes a complete dinner experience and rooms for weddings or events in the hotel mezzanine with high service.
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Orange Blossom
Here Comes the Navajo and Other Local Notices
Community reads Ruth Underhill about Navajo origins and crafts at Kachina House in a feature highlighting Navajo silver and turquoise jewelry. Also notes Italian eatery Sal's and Marine Room remodel, Jacuzzi hydro massage by Chas Pemelman's, and Lucille's ceramic supplies with a 10 percent discount for large orders.
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Southwest
Ruth Underhill
Kachina House
Gallup
New Mexico
Jacuzzi
Chas. Pemelman’s
Pemelman’s
Lucille
Chicago
Florida
Speech Correctionist Hired and Seven Teachers Approved
The County Board of Public Instruction approved seven new teachers including Joseph T. Walden, a speech correctionist at Booker schools. Appointments span Alta Vista Elementary to Nokomis Elementary and Bay Haven Elementary with staff choices and a Bay Haven secretary, plus commendation for Sarasota High School baseball coach Gene Spangler for the championship team.
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County Board of Public Instruction
Booker Schools
Joseph T. Walden
Howard B. Taylor
Alta Vista
Jean Gilroy
Central Elementary
Mildred C. Gordon
Phillippi Shores
Jananne Littrell
Ellen L. Slater
Nokomis Elementary
Jean E. Falk
Ann W. Montgomery
Bay Haven
Virginia Miller
Sarasota
Gene Spangler
Opposition Says Democracy Dead In Indonesia After Crackdown
An anti communist leader quotes that democracy is dead in Indonesia under guided democracy with Sukarno controlling via a council and Nasution backing the army. He claims military dictatorship exists while anti communist groups fear speaking out. The piece notes PSI and Moslem parties oppose communists.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Socialist
PSI
Sutan Sjahrir
Mohammed Hatta
Sukarno
Djuanda
Abdul Harris Nasution
Sukarno J
Nasution
Outer Islands
Train Gears Jam in Westbound El Capitan Crash
About 38 people were bruised and shaken when a loose tie plate flew up near Grants New Mexico causing a brake failure. The emergency brakes activated and the four rear cars uncoupled then rear-ended the forward section. No one was seriously hurt.
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Grants, N. M
Sanita Fe
el Capitan
Railroad 9
Grants
Refrigerator tragedy claims two young Harvey children
Alice and John Harvey aged 4 and 3 died after suffocating in a sealed refrigerator box found beside their home yesterday. Their half sister Margaret Ruch aill, 12, who was babysitting, led investigators after a two hour search.
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Alice
John Harvey
Margaret Ruchaill
Sarasotan Bancroft Teaches Choral Classes in Canada
H Hugh Bancroft organist and choirmaster of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer will conduct three day choral singing classes in Saskatoon and Regina under Saskatchewan government sponsorship. It marks his second year of training in Canada and he will broadcast organ music over Canadian Broadcasting Corp on June 24.
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Sarasotan
H. Hugh Bancroft
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Saskatchewan
Canada
Saskatoon
Regina
Bancroft
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Local Society to Install Officiers at Legion Coliseum
Newly elected officers of the local branch of the Society will be installed at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the American Legion Coliseum. Grand Chef de Gare James C. Ackers of Miami will be the principal speaker.
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The
Society
American Legion Coliseum
James C. Ackers
Miami
Retailers Curb Parleys With Shifted Sarasota Meeting
The July 11 meeting was moved to July 18 due to the Chamber of Commerce annual gathering on July 10. Sarasota merchants are invited to dinner at Holiday House at 7:30 p.m. dancing follows the installation banquet. John Schaub notes speeches will be limited.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sarasota
Holiday House
John Schaub
Operation Andrew Draws Skeptics to Graham in New York
George Cornell reports how Billy Graham’s Madison Square Garden crusade uses Operation Andrew to bring skeptical New Yorkers to hear the evangelist. Businessmen like Jack L. Lewis and Morris Townsend fill boxes with guests, while Gen. John Reed Kilpatrick and guests such as Albert Wedemeyer and Perle Mesta attend, illustrating the effort by common churchgoers to convert friends and associates.
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George Cornell
New York
Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham
Andrew
Peter
Jesus
Graham
Manhattan
Jack L. Lewis
Morris Townsend
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden Corp
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Far East
Perle Mesta
Diana Barrymore
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Doctor Plans 105000-Foot Flight To Study Space Travel
Dr David G Simons a 35 year old Air Force major and chief of Holloman Air Force Base space biology outlines a 24 hour ascent in a three by seven foot cylinder carried by helium filled balloon to 105000 feet this summer to study biological effects of space travel on humans. The mission follows a 96000 foot attempted flight piloted by Capt Joe W Kittinger earlier this month.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
INS
Holloman Afb
N.M
Space
David G. Simons
Simons
Air Force
Holloman
Aeromedical Field Laboratory
International Mars Committee
Astro
Joe W. Kittinger
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Army Service Forces Industrial Personnel Division
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Oxford
Eisenhower
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sal’s
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By Ruth von Hoegen
Marine Room
Nationalist Party
Gayer Comminick
Christ
By David J. Oestreicher
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Main St
Shea Desize
Strutfer
Lowebser
Theoal
Warsi
Stauffer
Vanskike Bidg
Orange Blossom Hotel
W. Side
Whitfield Rd
Phi. Brad
South Florida Mattress Company
Lime Ave
12Th St
South Trail Bakery
S. Trail
Walter Schmid
DE Soto Road
Palmetto Pier
Brad
Sarasota Tent
Bee Ridge Road
Shell Jewelry & Gifts
S. Tamiam
Ellie’s
Ringling
Resor
Ralph J. Putthoff
Royal Palm Nurseries
Florida Gardens Nurseries
Oneco
Just Sa
DeSoto Rd
Roy’s
Car
Osprey & Main Ph. RL
Luise Maynard
Cummer Arcade
First Federal Savings. & Loan Association
Marable’s Market
S. Osprey Ave
Ceramic Studio Rt
Co. S
Stauffer System
Hillview St. Ph. RI
First ST. Garage
Kachina House, Inc
Southwest Indian Crafts and Specialties
S. Palm Ave
Bible Book Shop
Bibles Devotional Books
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