Justice John Marshall’s Supreme Court Pride and Fear
The article notes Justice John Marshall and the Supreme Court’s long history since 1789, highlighting ongoing fears about the court’s expansion and power. It references high and low market figures interwoven with commentary on judicial authority and its enduring prominence.
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John Marshall
Supreme Court
Dover
Garberville Red Carpet Weekend Set With Rodeo Events
Garberville hosts a two day celebration featuring a Championship Rodeo with queen crowning, parades and events at Benbow Golf Club and Firemen’s Hall. Activities include cow milking women events, calf tying, barrel races, a golf tournament, and a Saturday night dance. Admission is $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children.
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Garberville
Redwood Empire City
Benbow Golf Club
Garberville Becue
Margaret Jewett
Coombs Lumber Company
Jan Early
Miranda
Garberville, Feed and Supply
Marling Reynolds
Redway
Peter Pan
Debbie Hartig
Sutherland Sales and Service
Firemen’s Hall
Unusual Egg Smearer Damages Waco Car
Bill Miller told police that someone broke eggs on his car smeared them with spinach added cantaloupe and margarine and finished with flour The grill was garnished with a Vienna sausage Miller estimated cleanup and repainting would cost about 100 dollars
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Waco
Tex
UPI
Bill Miller
Miller
Mendocino crop losses prompt plea for FHA support
Mayfield outlines crop damage from the April freeze and cites estimates by county officials showing grape, pear and apple losses totaling 32 500 tons from an 81 000 ton potential. He urges Mendocino County be designated as an FHA emergency loan area and seeks long term, low interest financing for frost protection equipment as funds allow. The note also references ongoing federal recovery discussions and the need for reassessment of Highfill's position. A separate notice informs Potter Valley community of district election nomination shortages and potential appointments under Elections Code.
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Department of Ftageies
D.C
Maytiell
Hipheill
Bihan
Wisi
FHA
Highfill
Mayfield
Ted Eriksen Jr
Bruce Bearden
California
Mendocino County
Programs Assist Negro Veterans With Jobs Homes Education
A nationwide effort unites federal and local agencies and private groups to aid Black veterans, including the Veterans Administration one stop centers, Urban League coordinators, and Project Transition. The programs offer job, education, and housing assistance, with early releases and police training controversial among some critics. S-Sgt. Foley from Texas illustrates how Project Transition helps veterans enroll in trade school or pursue mechanics. The Urban League program, financed by Rockefeller Brothers and Defense, contacts personnel months before discharge and handles thousands seeking aid each year.
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New York City
Chicago
Washington
Lawyers’ Committee
Civil Rights Under
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U.S. Department of Labor
Veterans Administration
Urban ‘League
Veterans, Affairs
Defense Department
U. S
Tike Partiti
Detroit
Vietn Vetetar
Joan Earl Foley
Beaumont
Tex
Vietnam
Foley
Austin
W. J. Driver
Urban League
Rockefeller Brothers
Cog
Urban Politiers
League
Frank R. Steele
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