Supreme Court limits federal interference in state trials
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that federal courts cannot by injunction suppress evidence in state criminal trials even if argued to be illegally obtained. The decision emphasizes state control over criminal prosecutions and narrows federal intervention in state court procedures. Justice Black joined by others supported the ruling. Justice Douglas dissented.
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Marshall Praises Congressmen In Washington
Gen George C Marshall praised U S Congressmen in Washington saying he holds them in high opinion after working with many committees. He noted only about 5 percent are sometimes troublesome during a brief Cleveland talk sponsored by a world affairs council.
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Albany Battle Over Congressional Reapportionment Measures
Albany reports last minute changes to a congressional reapportionment bill as Republicans and Democrats push rival redistricting plans. The GOP seeks to carve up Brooklyn more aggressively while the Democrats redraw 43 districts statewide. A special session is named by Governor Dewey to address the redistricting.
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Law and Licensing Contested in Brooklyn District Election Scene
Fragmentary report notes a grand jury case against a physician blamed for a death amid licensing disputes and GOP district changes in Kings County. References to Democrats Republicans and a proposed GOP plan suggest a partisan battle over constitutional aims and redistricting.
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Schweitzer Elected to France Academy Seat
Albert Schweitzer, 77, a noted philosopher, theologian, and missionary, was elected yesterday to the Academy of Moral and Political Science in Paris. He takes the seat previously held by Marshal Ferdinand Foch, former World War I commander.
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