Gr is wold defends fifth amendment values in three lectures
Harvard Law Dean Griswold explains the fifth amendment’s role in protecting individual conscience amid investigations. He argues fears and public prejudice distort due process and warns against totalitarian drift as he outlines historical context and hopeful reforms.
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Emigration from Hebrides to Canada US and Australia Ebb
The Hebrides see a lull in emigration to Canada the United States and Australia as residents reassess life abroad. National Geographic Society notes fewer departures and households considering staying for now.
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The Political Villain Analyzed
A Florence reviewer notes Reinhard H. Luthin’s study of American demagogues traces how fear prejudice and falsehood fuel power grabs. The critique highlights figures from Huey Long to Joe McCarthy and warns that democracy erodes when crowds follow demagogues who promise easy remedies.
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United States
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Gene Talmadge
Jersey City
Hague
Joe McCarthy
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Trial by Manciewicz Wins Harper Award 1955
The novel Trial follows David Blake a law professor who defends a Mexican defendant in a murder case amid Communist fronts and political manipulation. It explores ethics justice and martyrdom with taut courtroom drama and vivid suspense though some characters feel vaguely drawn and the $10,000 prize is debated.
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Observations on marriage and drinking in modern society
The writer argues that alcohol is not the sole cause of marital trouble and that social changes have increased opportunities for infidelity. He notes crowded living, dual roles for women, and a rise in casual relationships, while acknowledging statistics of one in three marriages ending in divorce. He resists simple solutions and focuses on broader causes beyond drinking.
The Case of the Glamorous Ghost headline
Detective Perry Mason defends Eleanor Corbin as she faces amnesia and a murder investigation. A wealthy family seeks Mason’s aid amid a jewel smuggling ring, police pressure, and courtroom battles in a tangled mystery.
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Wealthy Spot Within 500-Mile Circle Around Pittsburgh
The National Geographic Society says within a 500 mile radius of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania lies the greatest aggregate population plus wealth in North America. The statement highlights the dense economic and demographic reach surrounding the city.
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Pennsylvania
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