Dec. 134 Congress rule on testimony before committees
Fragmentary text discusses a law stating that testimony given to a congressional committee cannot be used as evidence against the witness in a federal proceeding. It explains potential conflicts, self incrimination concerns, and the idea of immunity from use in trials, with garbled examples and questions about consequences.
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FBI Nideice
Loving Father Questions Future Care Of Child
An article describes a father’s decision regarding his 11 year old daughter’s care after death of the mother and a plan to remarry. He ponders whether to bring the girl home or keep her in an institution until age 16, arguing an institution is not ideal for upbringing. The father frames marriage as a factor in care decisions.
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Bee Bell
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Supreme Court Decides on Fifth Amendment and Communist Party
Discussion centers on Smith Act implications for Communist Party membership and self incrimination fears. Patricia Blau’s Colorado contempt ruling affirmed the right to refuse to answer. 20 others face trial questions about communism and possible protections under the Fifth Amendment. Hollywood writers cited First Amendment free speech claims, but higher courts found no protected ground for refusal to answer party membership questions.
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Patricia Blau
Washington
Bert Browder
Miight
U. S
Attoyrney
Communist Party
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