Controversy Over Conscientious Objectors and Draft Rules
The article reports on conscientious objector claims during wartime draft proceedings. It discusses how boards evaluate sincere scruples, the rarity of genuine objections, and the effort to weed out fraud. It also covers legal notices about the conduct of lawyers aiding registrants, warnings against charging fees, and guidance from General Crowder on ethical practice.
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Missouri State Bar Association
American Bar Association
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Hoosier Capital Faces Deficit From Prohibition
INDIANAPOLIS July 2 city officials confront a new problem from statewide prohibition. To offset tax losses from liquor emporiums officials hoped to tax soft drink parlors with license fees. It now appears crafting a constitutional taxation ordinance will require considerable manipulation.
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Indianapolis
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Glad to Pay Fine for Busting Kaiser's Picture
Beardstown residents Joseph Taylor and Michael Tosa were fined four dollars for busting a picture of the Kaiser displayed outside a local playhouse. The incident occurred during a scene at the theater on July 2.
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Beardstown
Joseph Taylor
Michael Tosa
The Scout Who Sticks and the Cave Scout
In this vivid piece a Boy Scout faces tough hikes and failing gear yet remains steadfast. The narrator credits the scout who will stick as the example who drives through doubt and danger to finish the mission.
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Scoutervill
Growth of Coast Scouts in San Franchiseo Council
Beginning January 15 2017 the San Franeseco council expanded from 10 troops and 198 boys to 60 troops with 1704 scouts. The growth added 50 troops and 1400 boys in one year. The program includes 29 Protestant, 14 Catholic, three Jewish, eight community, five institutional troops and separate Japanese and Chinese groups. Archbishop Honna endorses the plan to organize the boy scouts and pledges assistance amid current world crisis.
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Be Prepared Says Denver Scout Leader A B de Ricqtes
A B de Ricqtes, president of the Denver local scout council, urges scouts to be prepared and to maintain discipline and patriotism. He stresses duties to parents city church and country and notes many scouts can help win the war at home while some may fight abroad. He reminds boys to honor the flag and live by the motto Be Prepared.
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A.B. de Ricqtes
Denver
Hog
True Scout of Asheville Delivers Government Dispatches
Frederick James Meech a 13 year old scout in Asheville N C turned in 880 citizen names for copies of the president s fing day address. He rises early helps his mother and sister, attends school, and remains active in troop meetings. He also delivered over 160 food conservation pledge cards to private homes.
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Asheville
N. C
Frederick James Meech
Scout Fire Making Record in Paterson Scouts Fire by Friction
Paterson New Jersey scouts claim a city of its size has no larger total of friction lighters. The Paterson group reports 82 members who have successfully lit a blaze. Over 200 university of Wiscounty agriculture students join voluntary military drill for the first time this year.
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N.J
University of Wiscounty
Waring Helps Break Up Kidnapping Romance
Dolph Waring, a reforming newspaper man, and Joe Ward recount a scheme by a burglar to observe Ward Caverly and a ward guardian. The tale shifts to a romance involving Alice Doane, Ward Caverly, and a villainous guardian. Waring intervenes with a daring rescue and ensures the lovers wed, then departs as a humble reporter.
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War Ren Refining Co sales proposition in Cleveland
July 29 16 x Oliver Fry secretary advertises opportunity with War ren Refining and Chemical Co in Cleveland. Paints greases and specialties offered. earnings from 75 to 100 dollars weekly for salesmen. Write at once for proposition.
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Warren Refining & Chemical Co
Cleveland
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