Bricker Sees Vote Benefits Threats in 1944 Plans
Governor Bricker accused the President of jeopardizing the right to vote and urged a purge of secrecy in government. He urged a strong two party system and proposed a constitutional amendment limiting presidential tenure. He spoke at Chapel Hill and met Durham leaders before heading to Florida for votes. Also Oregon named Guy Cordon interim U.S. senator to fill McNary’s seat amid Snell’s withdrawal.
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Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Sunday Programming
A scrambled OCR of a Sunday radio lineup lists programs and times across channels. It mentions Paul Lavalle, Josephine and various music and drama features, orchestras, symphonies, and news segments with numerous performers and show titles interspersed with garbled captions.
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Committee Moves to Simplify Court Indictment Writing
A federal committee drafts plain language rules for criminal procedure. It proposes clearer indictment wording to avoid misinterpretation when lawyers request actions such as juror withdrawal or mistrial.
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Indictment Illustrates Harsh Form From Congressional Sample
A historical indictment sample shows John Doe allegedly killed Richard Roe with a pistol on a U S government property under exclusive jurisdiction. The excerpt critiques lengthy phrasing and notes the document’s aim to describe date location and government ownership while avoiding graphic wording.
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Stone Dies at Home Near Reidsville Brother Of Local Man
W J Stone aged 54 died after a two week illness at his Reidsville Route 3 home. He was a prominent figure in Harrison Cross Roads and had lived in the area for many years. He is survived by his wife the former Miss Sarah two sons Walter S Stone and Clarence W Stone. two brothers J B Stone of and R F Stone of High Point a sister Miss Georgia Stone and two grandchildren. Services will be Sunday at 3:00 pm at Wolf Primitive Baptist church with Elder David Spangler officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
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