Court Brakes On Trials Of Reds After Supreme Court Ruling
U S government may drop or retry Communist cases after the Supreme Court voided 14 convictions under the Smith Act. The ruling bars organizing charges if indictments exceeded a three year limit, forcing reevaluation of 99 remaining defendants and their appeals to the Court.
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Reds
Washington
Supreme Court
Snothar Ab
Congress
Witc
High Court
Spreme
Communist Party
Political Action In
Comermunist Party
Japanese Prison Boast Radio and Running Water Claim
The report asserts that if William Girard is tried and convicted in a Japanese court he will serve time in a cell equipped with a radio and running water. This detail appears as a boastful claim within a Yokosuka, Japan dispatch.
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Yokosuka
Japan
William 8. Girard
U. S
Girard
Tokyo
U.S
Ministry of Justice
Sigmonthe
U.S. Navy
U.8
Ameri
SBR
Lune
RBB Bng
Blood Bank Orientation Course Aids Thomas County Efforts
Volunteers participate in a blood program orientation at the Thomas County Health Department to support a local Red Cross initiative. The program outlines four core functions from collection to distribution of blood and derivatives, aiming to establish a community blood bank serving residents with minimal patient costs.
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Red Cross
Thomas County Health Department
Mra
Frances Keeth
Red Cross Blood Program
Marie Howard
Winnifred Persse
South Atlantic
Savannah
Thomasville
Georgia population grows by 389000 in ten years
The Atlanta Census Bureau report shows Georgia’s population rose by 389000 from 1947 to 1957 with 403000 additions from births and migration but declines of 11000 and 4000 in two spans. The July 1 1958 figure stands at 371004 amid steady civilian gains except for the noted declines.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Vermont
Wyoming
Nevada
Census Bureau
U.S. Department of Commerce
Fourth of July traffic safety alert targets men 25 to 44
The National Safety Council warns that the typical Fourth of July holiday victim is a male driver aged 25 to 44 who often drives alone and may be drinking. Most crashes occur on rural roads between 6 PM and midnight on the first full day of the holiday period, with speed and loss of control common factors.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Aes
Council of Holiday
Council
Georgia Commission Removes Savannah River Fishing Bans
The Georgia Game and Fish Commission voted to lift restrictions on fishing in the Savannah River just below Clark Hill Dam. The move ends an earlier ban and allows anglers to return to the river sections affected by the order.
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Atlanta
Savannah River
Clark Hill
Georgia Fame ‘and Fish Commission
Warshaw’s
Calvary Baptist Mid Week Services Tonight
Regular mid week services will be held at Calvary Baptist Church beginning at 8 am. Rev. W. B. Pledger will lead prayer and Bible study with hymn singing. R A and G A meetings proceed as scheduled and choir rehearsal is at 8 pm.
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Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
W. B. Pledger
South Carolina Tailwaters Opened Except Restricted Zone
Day opens all tailwaters immediately with a 900 feet restricted area on the South Carolina side remaining closed for safety reasons.
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South Carolina
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