Supreme Court rules on communism cases and Watkins decision
The court reversed a contempt conviction of labor leader John T Watkins for refusing to name former Communist associates and freed five California Communist leaders while ordering new trials for nine others. The decisions addressed anti Communist statutes and the line between abstract advocacy and action toward overthrow.
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California
Congress
John T. Watkins
United States
Virginia
Howaga Smith
Communist Party
Communist Party In America
Watkins
House Un-American Activities Comttee
Jericho May Be Earliest Known Town, Say Archaeologists
British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem reports Jericho may date to 6 800 B C, predating Jarmo's 5 000 B C. Miss Kathleen M. Kenyon leads finds of a 3 000 inhabitant town with sophisticated buildings and figurines, prompting potential revision of civilization start dates.
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Jericho
British School of Archaeology
Jerusalem
Jarmo
Iraq
Kathleen M. Kenyon
Joshua
Harry R. Kern Jr
University of Virginia
Kern
Fugene Branch
Ashville
N. C
Branch
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
E. M. Tidball
Virginia School For the Deaf
Bundh
Staunton
Alexander Barrie
Letita Moss McCluire
Lewis KH. Hyde
A. H. Warner
Hagerstown
Gaver and Shiner
Court limits on congressional inquiry into communism
The court avoided ruling on Watkins' right against compelled testimony and instead said it could not determine the legislative purpose of the inquiry or the value of the information sought. The passage contrasts guarding liberty with countering subversive Communist influences abroad.
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Watkins
Paris Fans Peace Through Rubber Tired Trains and Quiet Radios
Paris police curb horn noise while rubber tires slow train din improving passenger mood and sleep. Officials consider expanding the quiet train trial as radios blaze during springtime windows draw protests and parking meters meet public backlash on boulevard beauty.
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Metro
Seine
Paris
Pierre Ruais
Notable World War II Hero Awards and Local Social Notes
From the Files of the Star recalls Julian Lindsey of Winchester earning the Distinguished Military Cross and the Knight Order while serving in the Third Infantry Division. It notes local Kiwanis members and a roster of community residents with various engagements, travels, and social events including Camp Minitoska in Cooperstown and a Bevery Hills murder reference.
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Julian B. Lindsey
Winchester
EK i
King George Battalion
K Paul II
Greece
Richard B. Brown
Eugene B. Cooper
M. B. Clowe
Myer Hamburger
Lawrence C. Hollis H. Delmer Robinson
Harry A. Schmidt
H. C. Sheetz
EC. Yost
Gretchen Armstrong
Minitoska
Cooperstown
N. Y
False Choppers Bring Real Adventure Say HAL BOYLE
In a humorous column HAL BOYLE suggests dentures boost social life and confidence. He recounts how pulling teeth for a denture changes reception, making the wearer feel part of an elite misfit society.
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Ife
Susie
Mississippi
Question and Answer on Angora goats and Cadillac founder
In the southern range States Angora goats are sheared in March and six months later, while in northern states spring shearing is common. Occasionally goats carry fleece two or three years for special uses. Cadillac was a French governor who founded a settlement at Detroit in 1701, naming Fort Ponchartrain du Detroit after the waterway between Lake Huron and Lake Erie.
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Detroit
Sieur
Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac
Fort Ponchartrain du
Strait
Lake Huron
Lake Erie
Doctor Explains Causes and Treatment for Cross-Eyed Conditions
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains cross-eyed causes from inheritance birth trauma and nerve fatigue. He notes surgery glasses or eye exercises correct most cases and urges early treatment. includes plantar warts remedy via X-ray therapy.
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S.M
Strength For The Day By Farl L. Douglass
A funeral for a 48 year old woman is described and the pastor argues disease results from human disobedience not God’s will. He claims cancer and crime stem from mankind’s fall, insisting illness will end only when humanity is restored.
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Farl L. Douglass
Hell
Earth
How's Your I. Q. A 106-Question Daily Test
Quiz outlines a 10 day score method with daily results from Memory Genius to Good. It lists sample questions from 1828 damask linen to Byron Nelson and biblical numerals, and asks about nationalization of Britain's coal, volcanic lava, Pekinese origin, presidential age, and a quotation about listeners.
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U. S
Pittsburg
New York
Atlanta
Byron Nelson
Rephaim
Ioannina
Great Britain
Worry Clinic says love not instinct but learned habit
Dr. Crane presents case Tom T 31 who overcomes homosexual impulses by dating a woman and practicing romantic routines. The piece argues love of the opposite sex is learned, not innate, and ends with an appeal to order the Sex Problems of Young People booklet.
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Tom
George W. Crane
Tom T
Senate Faces Hot Summer Over Civil Rights Bill
Senate maneuver places House passed civil rights bill on the calendar for possible immediate action. Southern Democrats threaten a filibuster to kill it, while Knowland pushes for continuous session to exhaust opposition. The bill proposes a federal injunction on voter rights violations and a fast track with no jury trial provisions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
California
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
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