High Court sidesteps ruling on contraceptive laws
The Supreme Court declined to rule on the constitutionality of Connecticut statutes that criminalize use or advice of birth control. Justice Frankfurter led the five person majority citing lack of a real controversy. dissenters argued the laws should be decided now, highlighting broader privacy and marital rights concerns.
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Charles E. Whittaker
Tom C. Clark
Frankfurter
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John M. Harlan
Hugo L. Black
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Police blotter highlights theft of gloves and dogs complaint
A city patrolman retrieved John Grain ger’s lost glove found with his name on it and returned it to the boy’s sister after locating the family. Another officer responded to a barking dogs complaint at a North 6th avenue address, discovering ten dogs in a garage and advising reduction or quieting measures. Six youths were caught stealing grapes but not charged after the resident chose not to press charges.
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N. Tyndall Ave
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Carl Kishman
North 6Th Avenue
South Side
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