Segregation Rulings Spark Southern Reactions in 1940s News
The Supreme Court issued three rulings affecting segregation in higher education and public transport prompting mixed southern responses. Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge denounced the decisions while Dr. George L Cross of the University of Oklahoma warned they threaten southern traditions.
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Beaded Paint Improves New York Highways
New York State to apply glass beads mixed with paint for road markings to improve night visibility. Beads of three sizes, largest about a pinhead, illuminate curves and foggy areas as traffic lines wear, extending visibility about a year. Cost adds roughly fourteen dollars per mile. bids to be sought from bead suppliers.
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