Supreme Court Limits Loyalty Oaths for Public Employees
The Supreme Court in an 8 to 0 decision rules that states cannot bar public workers simply for past membership in an organization later deemed subversive. Justice Clark calls the test of “ferreting out loyalty” unconstitutional as it deprives due process.
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Supreme Court
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
Nancy Oaks to Marry Baron Von Hoyningen Huene in Nassau
Nancy Oakes to wed Baron Ernest Lyssard Von Hoyningen Huene on December 29 in Nassau Church of St Mary. The ceremony will be led by the Nassau bishop with Ture Hoyningen Huene as best man. Nancy, formerly Mrs Alfred De Marigny, divorced in 1948 after his acquittal in her father Sir Harry Oakes murder case. The baron is son of Baron and Baroness Herman von Hoyningen Huene of Germany.
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Bahamas
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von Hoyningen Huene
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Ture
Alfred de Marigny
Harry Oakes
California
Mexico City
Baron
Herman von Hoyningen
Huene
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Germany
Pasadena City College
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Woman Baptized At Age of 90
IPSWICH England Ninety year old Mrs Kate Berrett wore a blue gown and entered a baptism pool. Rev George Bird Bethesda Baptist Church lowered her under water briefly then released her amid tea time remarks. She said she had wanted baptism since she was 19.
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Ipswich
England
Kate Berrett
George Bird
Bethesda Baptist Church
Christmas Traditions Series Begins in Tucson Daily Citizen
A special Tucson Daily Citizen feature series begins tomorrow on Page 2 exploring Christmas customs and their meanings. Rev. Philip Buelow and Mrs R F Buelow present brief daily features through Christmas, addressing questions about mince pie, the Christmas tree, and the nativity scene at the county courthouse patio.
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Tucson
Daily Citizen
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Oirier
St. Ambrose Church
Irs
R. F. Buelow
Christ
The
Citizen
County Court House
Governor Pyle Urges Tax Reform and Finance Dept
In a second radio address Gov. Howard Pyle calls for fixing tax flaws and creating a state department of finance approved by last month’s voters. He backs partial property tax exemptions for veterans, notes widespread veteran ownership, and says removing the sales tax on food is feasible if other tax loopholes are tightened.
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Phoenix
HoWara Ryie
State Department of Finance
Griffenhagen, & Associates
Chicago Public Administration
Pyle
What's In A Name Plenty Plenty No Less
MAZARD states F. C. Chris of the vital statistics bureau must verify a youth’s birth certificate as he plans to enlist under the name Bennett Stallard. Stallard, 20, cites a long full name including Hugh Alexander Morris and many other given names in dispute over his legal identity.
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Mazard
Huts Explode as Camouflaged Reds Trucks Are Found
On the Red supply line between Wonsan and the Ponnybowl an innocent looking group of thatch huts exploded after Capt. Donald N. Rickert of Tigard Oregon led a 49th fighter bomber flight to inspect suspicious huts. He discovered trucks camouflaged with straw mats to resemble a village. The action occurred Monday and Friday.
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Poncybowl
Donald N. Rickert
Tigard
Ore
49Th
Thunderers
Owen Monday
Frida
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