Appeals Court Seeks Supreme Court Guidance on Agency Powers
The U S court of appeals asked the Supreme Court for guidance on whether a government agency can issue regulations harming a business under a license. The dispute centers on a Civil Aeronautics Board rule limiting flights for American Air Transport Inc and Miami Airlines Inc, challenged as void for lacking proper hearings.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Civil Aeronautics Board
American Air Transport Inc
Miami Airlines, Inc
CAB
New York
Miami
Chicago
Tucsonian Estelle Brown Debuts Bold Indian Life Study
National reviewers hail Estelle Aubrey Brown’s Stubborn Fool, a Caxton Printers release, as a clear perspective on American Indian issues. Brown, long serving among Indians since 1902, offers personal experiences and humane portraits rather than a mere critique. The Tucson author, now at 1317 East Speedway, shares vivid episodes of humor and heartbreak.
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Tucson
Estelle Aubrey Brown
Caxton Printers
Brown
E. Speedway
The
Indian Service
Crow Creek
S. C
Banty the Banty Rooster Returns as Fly Ties Near Jaffrey
In Jaffrey New Hampshire Banty a bantam rooster was destroyed after biting farmer Fred Forcier. His leftover gypest feathers are used by a neighbor to tie fishing flies, keeping Banty’s memory alive in the area.
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Jaffrey
N. H
Banty
Fred Forcier
Forcier
Guard Killed at New Mexico Prison in Mysterious Suiting
District Attorney Bert Prince said two inmates, Donald Maynard of Portland and Homer Gossett of Sandoval County, admitted killing guard Filemon Ortiz during an escape attempt. Ortiz was found in a prison corridor wearing women's undergarments after a knife attack.
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Santa FE
N.M
U.P
Bert Prince
Filemon Ortiz
Prince
Donald Maynard
Portland
Ore
Homer Gossett
Sandoval County
N. M
New Mexico
Juan Griego
Griego
Morris Abrams
Abrams
Colorado Prison Trial Tests Civil Rights Of Convicts
In Denver a high profile trial opens as ex warden Roy Best and eight officers face charges of violating convicts rights after a Canon City riot in 1951. Defense argues convicts are civilly dead, while prosecutors insist constitutional protections apply to all persons behind prison walls.
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Colorado
Denver
U. S. District Court
Roy Best
Canon City
Best
U. S
Department of Justice
Washington
Ben Brooks
Brooks
Prison Wardens’ Association of America
Penalty Clause Referencing Alien Inhabitants
The text states that penalties for aliens, or for color or race based offenses, may not exceed fines of $1,000 or imprisonment up to one year or both, aligning with punishments prescribed for citizens.
May Auto Traffic Sets All-Time Record
Phoenix report shows Arizona recorded 177,969 vehicles entering the state through agriculture quarantine stations in May, a 30 percent rise over May 1951, marking an all-time motor traffic high for the month.
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May
Phoenix
Arizona
State Department of Agriculture and Horticulture
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