Court Splits Over Free Speech Test in High Court
Nation Today reports on Supreme Court splits over freedom of speech and the 1919 clear and present danger standard. It notes the 1947 Taft Hartley Act dispute, votes 5 to 1 upholding constitutionality, and opinions by Chief Justice Vinson and others.
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Unions Shape Israel's Labor Landscape Under Histadrut
Histadrut in Tel Aviv commands 300,000 of Israel's 1.2 million population with 5,000 new members monthly. It guides wages, vacations, and benefits, influencing legislation and shaping immigrant absorption through investment in industrial centers and development programs. Arabs and new arrivals are organized into unions, while productivity gains are prioritized to raise wages.
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Israel
Histadrut
Federation of Labor
World Federation of Trade Unions
World Federation
Priest Ter miniello Speech and Free Speech Ruling History
The 1946 Chicago speech by Father Ter miniello sparked a riot with brick and stink bombs as police struggled to control a surging mob. The trial fined him $100 for disturbing the peace, later voided by a Supreme Court 5 to 4 ruling on free speech. Justice Jackson protested the ruling as a clear and present danger. In 1948 the court upheld limits on sound trucks 5 to 4, and in 1949 allowed cities to ban their use entirely.
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Arthur Terminiello
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Supreme Court
Jackson
Counterclaim Awarded in Ohio County Court Case
A Canton county court jury awarded George Lawrence of Lisbon $172 against James Duvall of Waddington and Mrs. Ethel Lawrence. Duvall had sued for cow losses totaling $544.80. Mrs. Lawrence claimed $300 for personal injuries and Mr. Lawrence $219 for pickup damage from the November 11 1948 accident on the Ogdensburg Waddington highway. The jury deliberated about 35 minutes. Attorneys Henry S Hachard for Duvall and Robert McEwen for the Lawrences argued before County Judge John J Livingston.
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Robert Mc‘Ewen
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John J. Livingston
Arizona to play seven night games in 1930 season
The University of Arizona plans seven night football games to be held across the 1930 schedule, including five home contests.
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