Baskin v. Brown Appendix for Appellants

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November 26, 1948 - July 8, 1949

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  • Brief Collection, LDF Court Filings. Bates v. Batte Supplemental Transcript of Record, 1950. 0f1ed2f3-c29a-ee11-be37-00224827e97b. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/b787d826-a6bf-4c8a-ab74-06f065affe84/bates-v-batte-supplemental-transcript-of-record. Accessed April 18, 2025.

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U N IT E D  S T A T E SCOURT OF APPEALS
Fifth Circuit

N o.
Gladys N oel B ates and R ichard J esse Brown, Individually 

and on Behalf of the Negro Teachers and Principals in 
the Jackson Separate School District,

Plaintiffs and Appellants,
■ -  v -

J ohn C. B atte, President; T. M. I I ederman, J r., Secretary; 
R. W. Naef, H. R. Newman, J r., and W. D. McCain , 
Constituting the Board of Trustees of Jackson Separate 
School District and K. P. W alker, Superintendent of 
Jackson Separate Schools,

Defendants and Appellees.

appeal from the united states district court, southern 
DISTRICT OP MISSISSIPPI, JACKSON DIVISION

(O riginal Record Received April 12, 1950.)



IN THE

United States District Court
For the Southern District of M ississippi, 

Southern Division

Gladys N oel, B ates and R ichard J esse 
B rown, Individually and on Behalf of 
the Negro Teachers and Principals in 
the Jackson Separate School District,

Plaintiffs,
v.

J ohn C. B atte, President; T. M. H eder- 
man, J r., Secretary; R. W. Naef, H. R. 
Newman, J r., and W. D. McCain, Con­
stituting the Board of Trustees of 
Jackson Separate School District and 
K. P. W alker, Superintendent of Jack- 
son Separate Schools, Defendants.

Civil A ction 
No. 1174

Judgment

This cause having come on to be heard by the court on 
a previous day of the term and having been taken under 
advisement for final decision at a later date:

And the court having heard and considered the plead­
ings, and the evidence adduced on the trial, and the argu­
ments of counsel both pro and con and being fully advised 
in the premises, is of the opinion that plaintiffs have failed 
to pursue and exhaust the administrative remedies pro­
vided by the laws of the State of Mississippi, and this cause 
should, therefore, be dismissed without prejudice:

I t is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that this cause 
be and the same is hereby dismissed without prejudice.



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Ordered and adjudged on this 22nd day of March, 1950.
To the Clerk : F orm of J udgment A pproved: E nter.

/ s /  S. C. M ize

District Judge
A true copy, I hereby certify.

B. L. T odd, J r., Clerk
By: Margaret F orsyth

Deputy Clerk
(seal)

COB 5-P 534



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