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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

09 Dec 1948

Page 12

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Winchester Evening Star

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Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

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Dec 09, 1948

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12

Gloucester Board Presses Compliance With Court Order

Gloucester County court resumed a contempt hearing over ongoing racial discrimination in the school system. Charles E. Ford argued the board would prove compliance with the injunction, while Martin A. Martin pressed the burden of proof on the plaintiffs. Judge Hutcheson continued the case to December 14.

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Charles E. Ford Newport News Hutcheson Ford Martin A. Martin Gloucester Martin King George County School Board King George Mutcheson Gloucester County
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Past President Speaks at Lions Club Meeting

An unexpected guest addressed the Lions at Sarah Zane fire hall. Edwin R. Kingsley of Parkersburg West Virginia, past president Lions International, dropped in to give an impromptu talk. Principal speaker William T. Hodge, tax counselor and head of Leach Calkins and Scott, spoke on Year End Tax Problems.

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The Lions Sarah Zane Fire Hall Lions International Edwin R. Kingsley Parkersburg W. Va Charles A. Campbell Jr Kingsley William T. Hodge Leach, Calkins and Scott Campbell
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What is a curule chair in ancient Rome

A curule chair was appropriated for the use of Rome s highest dignitaries. The chair was actually a camp stool with curved legs.

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