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Thurgood Marshall — Part 1
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DL 44-739
Mr. Gray
said the
Barratry Statute
makes it
a penal
offense to
incite or
stir up
litigation."
Honorable HEARD
L. FLOORE,
United States
Attorney,
Northern District
of Texas,
upon being
advised on
October 1,
1956,
of
the details
of Mr.
MARSHALL's complaint and information
appearing in
the statements
set out
herein, advised
that on
the basis
of currently
available information
he was
of the
view
there was
no indication
of a
civil rights
violation and
desired
no investigation
except upon
specific instructions
of the
Department of
Justice.
On October
1,
1956,
Federal Judge
WILLIAM H.
ATWELL
advised SAC
WILLIAM A.
MURPHY that hearing of
the Federal
suit
has been
postponed to
November 14,
1956.
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