Court Bars Color Line On Realty
Washington GP Supreme Court rules 6 0 that restrictive real estate agreements banning colored persons from white neighborhoods cannot be enforced by state or federal courts. Chief Justice Vinson writes two opinions upholding rights of colored property owners. Justices Jackson Reed Rutledge did not participate. Joined by Black Frankfurter Douglas Murphy and Burton.
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Senate debate on home mortgage insurance program resumes
Today in Congress highlights the Senate resuming debate on a bill to revive home mortgage insurance. The Armed Services Committee meets in a closed session on defense programs while the House handles routine business. Forrestal discusses the draft bill with the Armed Services Committee as Ways and Means subcommittee begins closed hearings on extending reciprocal trade agreements act. Banking committee opens hearings on the Taft-Ellender-Wagner housing bill.
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Former dry cleaner driver charged in Bronx wife killing
Joseph Schiappa 40 phoned police to say he had killed his wife after neighbors heard a violent quarrel in their Bronx Avenue apartment. Relatives entered to stop him. he fled and was arrested at a drug store. The case follows prior mental hospital confinements.
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Police arrest hundreds in Asuncion with auto weapons reported
Formosa Argentina reports indicate hundreds detained in Asuncion Paraguay as police patrol streets with automatic weapons near the border.
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Greek Campaign Ends After Heavy Guerrilla Losses
Authoritative sources report about 2,000 guerrillas killed wounded or captured in the South Central Greek campaign as operations wind down. Two small groups totaling 300 men were trapped and attacked on Mt Ghiana while another 200 were in a bug on Mt Helican.
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Italian recall of ambassador Donini prompts Warsaw return
Rome reports Am brogio Donini, Communist ambassador to Poland and ex American college instructor, recalled after disobeying Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza by leaving Warsaw to campaign in the recent election. He lost his Senate bid and has gone back to Warsaw.
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CIO Official Appointed to World Federation Sub Committee
James B. Carey secretary of the American CSO was named to a new permanent sub committee of the World Federation of Trade Unions executive bureau. The panel will study prepare and decide on major issues.
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New Zealand to Withdraw 2400 Troops From Japan
The British Commonwealth occupation forces in Japan announced in Kure that New Zealand will pull 2,400 troops from Japan by September and no replacement forces will follow.
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Jewish Agency says Arab forces may invade Palestine after May 15
British spokesman reports all 12 members of the Higher Committee have left Palestine for neighboring Arab states with Amman as the last stop. Walter Eyeton says Arab flight psychosis grips leaders as Jewish groups fear a broader invasion and British officials note no confirmed invasion though Jews claim Syrian and Lebanese troops are in northern Palestine.
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Protection Planned for Jerusalem Under Red Cross Care
Reports say negotiations aim to place Jerusalem or sections under Red Cross protection for Arab and Jewish women and children. Officials hope to shelter areas and possibly the entire municipal zone. Arab subexecutives accuse the British of aiding Haganah gains, citing Katamon loss and a reduced British force.
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Bomb Plant Demilitarized Near Stuttgart
A former Nazi V bomb plant in Haslach near Stuttgart was destroyed over the weekend as part of a demilitarization move in the French zone. The action was confirmed today.
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Ohio and Oregon primaries weigh on Taft Stassen clash
The piece traces Southern electors split over backing Truman and the risk to Taft from Stassen. It notes Ohio and Oregon primaries as pivotal, with Stassen pressuring Taft and Dewey quot.staying activequot. for influence.
Dewey Opens Oregon Campaign Ahead of May Primary
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey begins his Oregon bid for delegates with a Portland speech and a 1000 mile Oregon trail dash toward Spokane. He faces solid Stassen support locally as campaign managers report steep competition in the May 21 primary.
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Stassen Returns to Oregon as Dewey Camp Reacts
The article notes Stassen gaining hardened support in New York politics and reports Dewey supporters reacting with concern. It mentions a May 16 return to Oregon and a plan for Wil to follow much of the route to be taken by Stassen between now and May.
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Tornado Toll Rises Across Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas
A massive storm system left 10 dead and at least 388 injured across Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas. In Grand Lake Northeastern Oklahoma towns Bernice Whiteoak and Grove were hit with fatalities and extensive property damage. A fishing party three drowned as tornadoes struck Kansas Missouri and nearby Lake of the Ozarks area causing numerous farm building losses and widespread destruction.
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Lawrence McKinney
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Ex-Patrolman Sentenced in Ithaca Store Thefts
D Thomas Daghita a suspended Ithaca police officer was sentenced to two to five years on each of two charges for thefts from the Montgomery Ward store.
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Senate Test Set on Oleo Tax Bill Decision
A Senate test vote will decide whether the oleomargarine tax repeal bill goes to the finance committee or the agriculture committee. Proponents say finance offers quicker action, while opponents prefer agriculture to preserve butter producers' tax advantage. The choice will test Senate leadership and party dynamics.
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Crash Is Family Affair
A truck and an automobile collided in Atlantic City near yesterday and overturned with no charges filed against either driver.
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Car Collision In Pomona Involves Shosha and Bayer
In nearby Pomona a two vehicle crash involved truck driver Ralph Shosha aged 35 from Pomona and his sister in law Mrs Lucy Bayer of Atlantic City. Both drivers sustained minor injuries and were treated at the scene.
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