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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1948

Page

4

Veteran's Miscegenation Conviction in Mississippi

A 23 year old navy veteran, Davis Knight, was convicted of miscegenation in Ellisville Mississippi and sentenced to five years. The case hinges on whether Knight's great grandmother Rachel was Negro. The law bans white persons from marrying or cohabiting with someone of Negro or Mongoloid blood. Knight filed an appeal. married in April 1946.

Ellisville Miss Attv Paul Swartzinger Davis Knight Knight Mississippi Knights Laurel Quitman Ross Rachel Capt Newt Knight Tom Knight Newt

Senate Urges Tighter War Goods Export Controls

A Senate committee led by Senator Ferguson urges stricter export controls on war goods citing Soviet actions. It criticizes past Commerce Department policy and calls for expanded OIT powers, listing forced licenses and fraudulent shipments. Names included Haro Products Co and John Quinn awaiting trial for license fraud.

Washington Senate Soviet Union Sen. Ferguson R-Mich Commerce Department Office of International Trade OIC Foreign Service State Department The Economic Co-Operation Administration Haro Products Co New York John Quinn Quinn Robert

Exporter M Mistrough in Question Over Incriminating Answers

The committee reports M Mistrough refused to answer to avoid self incrimination and cites use of forced orders to obtain licenses. It notes Murray N Nelson of New York City used the same two typewriters to produce export orders from Calcutta Allepa Syria Lisbon and Portugal. The panel also details duplicate shipments under a single license and shipments of scarce items described as something else.

M. Mistrough Murray N. Nelson New York City Calcutta India Allepa Syria Lisbon Portugal

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