Singer and Club Manhattan Settle High Profile Lawsuits
In New Orleans on December 2, singer Lois Andrews and Club Manhattan settled damage suits for a total of 850 after earlier bids of up to 120000. Andrews claimed loss of wages assault and slander while the club sought damages for loss of patronage. The agreement refunds 350 to club owners Byron King and Josephine Albano, who had operated the club amid reported tensions.
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New Orleans
U.P
Lois Andrews
Miss Andrews
George Jessel
Manhattan
American Guild of Variety Artists
Civil District Court
Jessel
Byron King
Josephine Albano
Bourbon Street
Ple
Singer
Arizona Coach Bob Winslow Speaks at Tucson Kiwanis
University of Arizona head football coach Bob Winslow furnished the noon Kiwanis program at the Pioneer hotel. The showing featured moving pictures from the 1949 Homecoming with floats decorations and house displays.
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Bob Winslow
University of Arizona
Tucson Kiwanis Club
Pioneer Hotel
Queuces
New Mexico
Special Session Believed Inevitable in Arizona
Prescott Arizona December 2 Fred J Fritz president of the state senate says a special session of the 19th Arizona legislature is virtually inevitable. He cites the state hospital financial crisis and says Gov Dan E Garvey indicated the session would be early next spring. He adds reports from agencies should reach the special committee on state operations by January with at least one month for study.
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Prescott
Arizona
Fred J. Fritz
State Senate
Dan E. Garvey
Fritz
Golden Rule
The
Eastern Star
Arizona Eastern Star
National Guard Reaches Record Strength in 1940s Mobilization
The National Guard bureau announced a record strength of 391 165 officers and enlisted personnel after a two month recruiting drive that added 45 196 with a goal of 45 000. The prior peak was 380 095 during World War I. The Guard consists of state militias and can be federalized by the President during invasion threats.
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Washington
National Guard
National Guard Bureau of the Army
Rebellion Threats and Presidential Authority Questioned
The fragment discusses potential rebellion concerns and the President's capacity to enforce federal laws with regular forces, outlining constitutional and practical implications for national security and executive power.
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Sion
Southern Educators Debate New Standards At Richmond
Southern educators wrap their 1949 convention in Houston and plan to vote next year in Richmond on a new set of standards for college and university membership. The draft raises faculty salaries, increases per student instructional expenditures, and strengthens library roles, while postponing full Negro school membership consideration for at least a year.
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Houston
Richmond
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Beitter Sees Partial Step on Negro School Membership
Talladega College president Dr A D Beitter expresses disappointment at partial action on immediate full membership for Negro schools. He calls the move a large step but not as large as hoped and suggests more is needed.
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A. D. Beitter
Talladega, Ala
Quote highlights 25 year wait for action to group
A historical line notes the speaker claiming it is easy to explain the action to the Negro group who have waited about 25 years for this. The remark emphasizes a long delay in addressing civil rights concerns.
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Tech, New
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Meridian
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ARMER
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Petri Wine CO
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