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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1950

Page

4

Negroes Gain in Court Rulings Since 1896 in Civil Rights

James Marlow surveys Supreme Court actions over 54 years, noting key rulings from 1896 onward on segregation, voting, housing, travel, and education. He highlights 1917 1948 1941 1946 and 1950 decisions expanding Black access to equal accommodations, housing, travel, and higher education.

James Marlow Washington U.S. Supreme Court Court South Texas U. S. Court’ of Appeals South Carolina

Privateer Senate Clears 241 Bills In Four Hours

In a brisk calendar day the Senate dispatched 241 bills in four hours and a half. One minute saw six bills pass between 2:11 and 2:12 p.m., a rapid pace that touched individuals like Lyon Hibberd of Elizabethtown Kentucky and Dr Ta Fu Wu in Fall River Massachusetts with small, specific outcomes. The process requires House approval and President Truman's signature to become law, with debates tightly limited to five minutes per bill.

Arthur Edson Washington Senate Lyon F. Hibberd Elizabethtown Ft. Knox Hibberd Uncle Sam House Truman Ta Fu Wu Chungking China St. Anne’s Hospital Fall River Mass Barkley Sen. Flanders R-Vt Sen. Lucas D-Ill

McDonald to Leave Israel Rumor Denied by U S Embassy

Maariv reported that U S Ambassador James G McDonald would resign and return to the United States with Maj Gen William E Riley named to succeed him as UN Middle East truce supervisor. The U S embassy denied any such plans.

Tel Aviv Israel Maariv U. S James G. McDonald United States McDonald William E Riley United Nations Middle East

Burma’s Stars Set Date For Independence Monument

In Rangoon the 75 foot obelisk marking Burma's independence will be formally unveiled on November 26 at 7:10 a.m., after astrologers Kan oyunt Kyaw Nyein Kyaw Trio advised the timing. The delay stems from political turmoil and a need to choose a propitious moment by Burma's mystics.

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Young Deer Escapes Bronx Zoo Tries Restaurant Entry

A Chinese water deer born yesterday escaped the Bronx zoo and squeezed through a fence, crossed a busy road, and attempted to enter a nearby restaurant before a patrolman returned it to the zoo. The incident highlights the animal's bold, if accidental, adventure through urban streets.

New York Bronx

Congressman Dies and Son Seeks 16th Michigan Seat

Detroit June 9 John Lesinski Jr a Navy veteran and 35 announced his candidacy to succeed his father Democratic Rep Lesinski who died last week in the 16th Michigan district He is assistant manager of a lumber and coal firm tied to his father and faces other hopefuls including Miss Mary Beck and Mayor Orville Hubbard in a vote not yet scheduled.

Detroit John Lesinski Jr Michigan Lesinski Orville Hubbard Dearborn

Baltic mystery of Privateer draped in Cold War intrigue

Experts argue the vanished Privateer may have picked up a Russian secret or was targeted by the Soviets over Liepaja Latvia, with theories about radar sightings and possible sensitive equipment. Officials question why the plane did not signal an attack and whether it influenced Baltic military behavior or submarine fears.

London U.P Baltic United States Russia Liepaja Sweden America Europe

Fight On Foreign Oil Will Continue

Washington June 9 Following a setback in the house Ways and Means Committee coal and independent oil producers have pressed their fight before two other congressional groups for restrictions on oil imports. One claim says fuel oil is causing unemployment in guent ie industries. the Ways and Means Committee yesterday turned down a raise in the oil tariff from the proposal.

Washington House Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee

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