Justices Debate Free Speech Power in High Court Rulings
James Marlow analyzes how the Supreme Court wrestles with free speech under the clear and present danger standard since 1919. The piece examines the Taft Hartley Act case upholding interstate commerce limits and notes past splits on speech cases including Father Terminiello and sound truck rulings.
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James Marlow
Washington
J Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Communist Party
T-H
Vinson
Justice Vinson
Reed
Burton
Jackson
Frankfurter
Justice Black
High Court
Arthur Terminiello
Chicago
Taj Mahal Built by Twenty Thousand Workers
Twenty thousand men were employed to build the Taj Mahal in India over a 21 year span from 1632 to 1653. The tomb is famed as one of the world’s most beautiful and costly monuments.
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Taj Mahal
India
Daily Crossword Puzzle Quick Hit Highlights
Crossword clues across and down include Grampus tight curl Modity River Boh Sodium bicarbonate and many more. Entries feature a mix of nautical terms animal names musical references and chemical symbols with dates and abbreviations typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
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Grampus
Miss Augusta Forster Dies in Berryville Residence
Augusta Neil Forster 73 died at home in Berryville after a months long illness. Born Oct 6 1876 in Clarke County she was active in Berryville Baptist Church and treasurer. Survived by sisters Mrs William Hardesty and Ethel A Forster. Services 4 pm tomorrow at Enders Funeral Home officiated by Rev Arthur Brown with interment in Green Hill Cemetery. Family requests no flowers.
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Augusta Neil Forster
Berryville
Clarke County
James M
Elizabeth Forster
Enders Funeral Home
Arthur Brown
The
Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Agriculture Man To Address Clarke Farmers Co-op
Dr. J. L. Maxton of the Virginia Extension Service will speak at 8 p.m. Monday at the Clarke Farmers Cooperative annual meeting in Berryville Court House. He outlines the cooperative outlook for Virginia. Two directors, J. Wilmer Carpenter and C. C. Funkhouser, will be elected. Carpenter also serves as co-op president.
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Berryville
J. L. Maxton
Virginia Extension Service
Clarke Farmers Cooperative
Dr. Maxton
Virginia
J. Wilmer Carpenter
C. C. Funkhouser
Carpenter
Court cases heard by Trial Justice W Erle Edwards
Walter E. Lonas Winchester improper parking 9.25. Charles McCarty Millwood Robert Spaid Highview W Va improper parking 9.25. Manuel DeHaven Clearbrook possession of alcoholic beverages not licensed to sell 55.25. A 30 day sentence suspended. Aubrey T Chadwell Winchester drunken driving 104.25. A 30 day sentence suspended. John Hale Bennington Stephens City reckless driving no operator's license improper steering and lights 19.25. Donald Lee Pangle Rt 2 Stephens City improper parking 9.25.
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W. Erle Edwards
Walter E. Lonas
Winchester
Charles McCarty
Millwood
Robert Spaid
Highview
W. Va
Manuel DeHaven
Clearbrook
Aubrey T. Chadwell
John Hale Bennington
Stephens City
Donald Lee Pangle
Rt. 2
Son of Murdered Man Testifies
The 14 year old Donald West testified he has not seen a gun owned by John Janosik since his father Robert W. West was killed last June 16. The boy said Janosik visited the West home before the wife left with him for Florida then returned, and Janosik has married West's widow.
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Hopewell
Robert W. West
John Janosik
Donald West
Hopewell Circuit Court
Jacob J. Smith
West
Janosik
Donald
Smith
Mary W. Janosik
Old Shenandoah Alum Hotel Burns
The Old Shenandoah Alum Hotel at Orkney Springs burned to the ground last night. The 32 room building used as a brooder house housed 13 000 chickens that perished. Owned by John D. Ross former Mt. Jackson mayor Burman Lucase cared for by Lucases. Firemen from Mt Jackson Edinburg and New Market fought the blaze. No injuries reported.
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MT. Jackson
Shenandoah
Orkney Springs
Shenandoah County
John D. Ross
Washington
Burman Lucase
Lucases
Buck Newson No-Hit Bid Ends in Loss for Browns
In 1934 pitcher Buck Newson carried nine no hit innings for the Browns but yielded a single hit to the Red Sox in the 10th, losing the game.
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Buck Newson
Browns
Red Sox
Withers Shapes Up As Miniature Re-run of Derby
NY report on Belmont Park Withers mile featuring ten 3 year olds including Middleground Hill Prince Your Host and others. Race mirrors Derby and previews Preakness and Belmont stakes with winner earning about 21 450 from a 30 500 purse as star entrants shift to one mile.
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New York
Belmont Park
Robert J. Kelground
C. T. Chennery
William Goétz
Olympia
Middletown Church Window Breaks Prompt Warning
A stained glass window in the Methodist Church was broken this week prompting Mayor C L Wright to warn that the town lot recreation area may be closed if youths continue rough play. The mayor urged parents to curb destructive acts by children. The piece also notes Charles A Rip Engle, new Penn State football coach, played multiple sports at Western Maryland College during college days.
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Middletown
C. L. Wright
Wright
Charles A
Rip) Engle
Penn State
Western Maryland College
Route 50 Highway Nears Completion in Virginia West Virginia
The Route 50 project at the Virginia line, with Isaac’s Creek bridge near completion, will open early next week. U S Route 522 south of Winchester is on track to finish by end of June, while Dou ble Toll Gate to Stephens City on Route 277 will follow Route 522.
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Isaac's‘ Creek
West Virginia Line
Winchester
Opequon Creek
Highway Department
P. D. Dennis
Wiley N. Jackson Co
Roanoke
Winchester Memorial Hospital Admits Local Residents
Several patients newly admitted at Winchester Memorial Hospital include Mrs. Robert W. Miller of Route 2, Mrs. William Dunn of 803 S. Stewart St, Miss Edith Mae Everhart of 129 S. Loudoun St, Winston O. Huffman son of Dr. and Mrs. O L Huffman Marshall, Thurman T. Michael of Berkeley Springs West Virginia, Walter Jr. Kerns Gore, John N. Orndorff Stephens City, and Mrs. Hugh N. Copenhaver Boyce.
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Lloyd McDonald
William Dunn
S. Stewart St
Edith Mae Everhart
S. Loudoun
Winston O. Huffman
O. L. Huffman
Marshall
Thurman T. Michael
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Walter Jr. Kerns
Gore
John N. Orndorff
Stephens City
Hugh N. Copenhaver
Boyce
Revival Service Scheduled Here
Revival services will begin at 7 45 p m Wednesday in the Friendship Evangelical United Brethren Church east of Stephens City known as Double Churches The Rev Arthur Carper will speak for the first three nights On Sunday night May 21 the Rev L C Messick of Martinsburg W Va will be the speaker and continue each night The pastor Rev L P Ted erick will lead congregational singing and the public is invited to attend.
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Friendship Evangelical United Brethren Church
Stephens City
Arthur Carper
L. C. Messick
Martinsburg
W. Va
L. P. Tederick
Pastor to Speak on Mother's Day at Centenary Reform Church
A Mother's Day service will be held at Centenary Reformed Church at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The pastor, Dr. S. L. Flickinger, will speak on "Mother's Day in..."
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Centenary Reformed Church
L. Flickinger
Vane
Retired Navy Officer Francis Whitten Dies in Hospital
Francis S. Whitten aged 60, a former Columbia Gram-O-Fone Company president, died in a Miami hospital yesterday.
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Miami
Fila
Francis S. Whitten
Columbia Gram-O-Fone Company
New York City
Big Three discuss Schuman plan amid Western reactions
An informed source says Schuman proposed a supreme Atlantic council for peace rejected by Britain and the United States as duplicative. Bevin and Acheson oppose new international authority while Schuman backs pooling coal and steel under international control with invited nations.
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Schuman
Georges Bidault
Supreme Atlantic Council For Peace
Britain
United States
Europe
Bevin
Acheson
France
Germany
U S Veterans in England Seek GI Life Insurance Refunds
Nearly 1 000 American ex servicemen in Britain flood the American Embassy with inquiries about GI life insurance refunds. Veterans Administration officials report 75 to 100 letters or calls weekly. Embassy says nonresident veterans likely paid last.
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London
Britain
Veteran Administration
United States
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