High Court Considers 11 Top U S Communists
The Supreme Court heard four hours of oral argument to decide if the Smith Act, used to convict 11 Communist leaders, is constitutional. Government lawyers argued they seek Moscow orders to topple the U S government. defense said activities center on Marx and Lenin studies. Several convicted readers attended, while others await appeals.
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Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Philip B. Perlman
Irving S. Shapiro
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Lenin
Harold R. Medina
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Flood danger eased as river crests receded in California but authorities warned the delta region near Sacramento and the San Joaquin Rivers to stay alert for possible levee breaks. About 700 homeless from Hammonton Linda remained housed in Marysville after Yuba River floods. 4 300 others displaced earlier returned. Two flood deaths were reported one drowning one heart attack.
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