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Henderson Daily Dispatch
Henderson, Vance County, North Carolina
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The U.S. Supreme Court in Washington refused to review Andrew J. Turcke's challenge to a North Carolina law regulating photography, which he claimed was unconstitutional. A lower federal court had dismissed his injunction request.
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Washington, Oct. 18-(AP)- The Supreme Court refused to consider a request that it compel a lower court to dispose of an application to restrain a North Carolina law regulating the practice of photography.
The request was made by Andrew J. Turcke, Chicago, who attacked the validity of the law on the ground it violated the constitution. He sought an injunction in the eastern North Carolina federal district court. That court dismissed his complaint.
Turcke contended his petition should be considered by a three-judge federal court.
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Washington
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Oct. 18
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the supreme court refused to consider the request. the eastern north carolina federal district court dismissed his complaint.
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The Supreme Court refused to consider a request to compel a lower court to dispose of an application to restrain a North Carolina law regulating the practice of photography. Andrew J. Turcke, Chicago, attacked the validity of the law on the ground it violated the constitution and sought an injunction in the eastern North Carolina federal district court. Turcke contended his petition should be considered by a three-judge federal court.