Good Citizen Jury Duty Front Row View of Justice
This article from the Good Citizen series explains jury duty as a civic duty and a front row view of democratic justice. It outlines the three juries grand, petit, and coroner and notes how juries safeguard against injustice while detailing procedural roles in criminal and civil cases.
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U.S
Commonwealth
Crossword Puzzle 5 Clues Revealed in Jumble Grid
A list of crossword clues spans across across and down entries with answers including Edible rootstock and Greek poet. Clues cover topics from animals and plants to professions and measurements, suggesting a mixed puzzle grid ready for solving by readers.
Windmill sale crisis in Mapleridge scandal
In Mapleridge a three day 1935 wind storm inspires Silas Kent to sell his wind mill as a landmark, but locals oppose. A Boston philanthropist’s letter prompts a town meeting, a bid of 2000 dollars from lawyer Bert Englewood, and Kent’s wary reaction to the possible sale.
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Mapleridge
Silas Kent
Silas
New England
Asa Gardeners
Asa
Gardner
J. Allan Brown
Boston
Mass
S. Kent
J. Allen Brown
Bert Englewood
Sara
J. Allen
Martin
Fred Fisher
Arizona
Three Men Speak On Women In Modern Marriages
Kathleen Norris recounts letters from three men in Spokane Tucson and Fontana criticizing the unfair burdens on husbands and praising women while acknowledging marital strain. They discuss alimony, child care, finances, and the perceived inequity in the modern domestic sphere.
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Kathleen Norris
Spokane
Washington
Tucson
Arizona
Fontana
Wisconsin
Inez Gerhard in Top Secret and other 1950s notes
Inez Gerhard Massey, noted for International Lady and Invisible Agent, stars in NBCs Top Secret inspired by a real spy. Porter Hall appears in Ace in the Hole beside Kirk Douglas. Paul Lavalle and Band of America record American marches for Voice of America for release in Italy with Italian commentary.
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Pegra Massey
Ilona
Rosalie
Porter Hall
Paramount
Kirk Douglas
Jan Sterling
Albuquerque
N. M
Hall
Paul Lavalle
Band of America
State Department
Voice of America
Italy
Lavalle
Public Relations by Mice and a Bakery Rivalry
Uncle Charlie helps Schultz beat a rival baker Dunkelmay er by staging a mice at Dunkelmeyer's window and a kitchen trap hoax. The caper uses fake ethics and window display tricks to draw customers back to Schultz's shop.
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Schultz
Charlie
Dunkel- Meyer
Dunkelmeyer
Delancey Street
Champs Elysees
East
Charley
Pineapple Motif Crochet Pattern for Chair Set
Needlework pattern No 5990 offers a pineapple motif joined into a daisy style chair set in white or ecru cotton. Includes complete instructions, materials, stitch illustrations, finishing directions, and a note on the Anne Cabot Album with four free patterns. Send 26 cents to Bewing Circle Needlework, Chicago.
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Bez
Anne Cabot
Bewing Circle
South Wells St
Chicago
Youth Wins Bet by Locking Officer Goes to Jail
In Ripon Wisconsin 19 year old Robert Stahowiak bet a friend $100 he would punch a policeman in the nose. He punched a police officer and received a $100 assault and battery fine plus $59 costs and six months in county jail. Gambling charges were dropped and no probation or parole was allowed.
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Ripon
Wis
Robert Stahowiak
Stahowiak
Hushpuppies Story Origin and Name Meaning
Hushpuppies, once a cornmeal cake fried in fish fat to feed hunting dogs, gained popularity as a hot bread. The name arises from the dogs howling, prompting the hush before feeding.
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