Ohio axle mile tax may trigger $42 million refund
Ohio officials say the state may have to refund about 42 million dollars if the U S Supreme Court sides against the axle mile tax. The 1953 levy funded highway bonds and faced challenges from Michigan truckers claiming reciprocity violations.
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Senator Would Require New OK Of Justices Every Four Years
Detroit residents were killed in two plane crashes with seven others missing after a veterans ship captain turned pilot. The fatalities raised totals in the week as authorities sought possible causes and survivors were reported.
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Great Lakes
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Postal Services Will Cost More
The cost of a special delivery stamp rises from 20 to 30 cents on Monday. Increases affect registered and insured letters, money orders, COD service, certified mail, return receipts, and special handling. House funding of 133 million earmarked to keep postal service running amid inflation concerns.
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High Court Vacates 3 Ohio Convictions
The Supreme Court vacated contempt convictions of three Ohioans who refused to answer questions before the State Un American Activities Commission. The case returns to Ohio for reconsideration in light of recent high court limits on investigative powers. Justice Burton would have set the case for argument. Justice Clark dissented.
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Court Upheld Ban On Obscenity In Mail
Washington dispatch notes a Supreme Court ruling upholding a mail obscenity ban. A postal official predicted more promoters of dirty pictures and party movies leaving business. The article contrasts Roosevelt’s New Deal era and President Truman’s view of judicial integrity in the 1945 context.
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Roosevelt says Red China visa denied in clash over censorship
The report notes Mrs. Roosevelt’s claim that a Red China visa was denied and discusses Supreme Court rulings on obscenity in mail and the selection of Earl Warren as a key conservative California governor. It covers political balance efforts by President Eisenhower and the appointment process for the Supreme Court.
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Burton and Clark on the High Court press
The article profiles Justice Burton of Ohio as a quiet, devout pioneer appointed by Truman and Luther Clark as a paradoxical dissenter on the Supreme Court. It notes Burton’s Unitarian leadership and wartime service, and Clark’s reputation as a conservative counterweight and dissenting force. It also reports Eleanor Roosevelt’s visa request to visit Communist China and her views on access for correspondents.
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War jitters spread as Korea alert tense says Army
American army commanders keep constant readiness in Korea with about 40,000 frontline infantry and divisions in a state of vigilance. U.S. patrols under Lt Gen Arthur Trueblood's First U.S. Corps stay on high alert as communists threaten to challenge UN terms and modern weapon delivery. Warren, 66, now faces scrutiny as potential chief justice, described as a strong prewar figure in politics and law.
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Tragedy Clouds Painted Post Graduation Night
Fifty eight seniors receive diplomas as four missing classmates are later confirmed dead in a multivehicle collision that killed six. Gumberts, the sole survivor, receives his diploma while the community of 3000 shares a silent prayer and mourns the loss.
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Navy Trial Urged For 4 On Prisoner Treatment
The Navy may seek general courts martial for four enlisted men at the Jacksonville air station brig over alleged prisoner mistreatment. Captain Harris reported excessive force and ordered special courts martial for four Marines who served as guards. A fifth Marine faces separate charges of causing ear drum injury.
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D.C
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Garwin
Towa
John E. Macjanee Jr
Bedford
Ohio
Ronald E. Clark
Liberty
Tex
Emi R. Curay
Drexel Hill
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Claude E. Morgan
Memphis
Tenn
Newark man dies in chair after strangling killing
Convicted strangler Harold E. Shackelford, 33, of Newark was executed by electric chair for the slaying of Mary Dunn, 31, of Newark, as she walked to church on December 10. He died at 8:01 p.m. EST in the prison death house.
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