Lincoln and Milligan Civil War case tests military power
A Civil War era article recalls President Lincoln ordering a civilian Milligan arrested and tried by a military court. The Supreme Court later freed Milligan, ruling martial law in peacetime unlawful, with Justice Davis writing the opinion.
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Indiana
Lamtvnin Po Millgan
Abraham Lincoln
Chieef Milligan
Milligan
United States Supreme Court
David Davis
IRS Answers Tax Questions Column Highlights 1965 Deductions
Tax guidance covers claiming dependents after marriage and the rules for disability pensions and sick pay exclusions. It explains gross income, Social Security tax treatment, waiting periods for sick pay, and filing jointly for partners. It also addresses child care deductions, college tuition, legal fees in adoptions, Social Security numbers, and medical expense deductions for a spouse aged 65.
Fashion truth or not in the Heralds Family Corner
The column debunks fashion myths with bold True or False answers. It covers dress codes for shoes, fabrics, and accessories, advising glitter pins for after five, avoiding street teeth brushing, and cautions on skirt lengths, hats, stockings, necklines, and jewelry proportions.
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