Law delays and Hirschberg cited in Orange County letter
Elmer H. Lemon urges publication of record on Henry Hirschberg and the Earley case to show how delays and legal technicalities shield criminals. He notes Hirschberg as a leading prosecutor and argues for accountability, calling for legal records to deter crime in Orange County.
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Muamerew
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Durance
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Grent Court
Anher
Harley
Frecberg
LEMON DEFENDS HENRY MIRSELSBERG AS CRIMINAL LAWYER
Attorney Lemon disputes an editorial praising Henry Mirselsberg as the era’s top criminal lawyer. He cites Orange County court records showing thirteen convictions in fourteen trials and multiple defendants imprisoned or granted new trials, highlighting his view of strong prosecution versus defense.
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Daily Herald
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Sing Sing
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Court of Appeals
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Senate Debates Smith Case Spark Broad Historical View
Washington Observations assess the Smith case in the Senate as a divided body weighed by constitutional law and precedent. Prominent senators Borah Reed Walsh Johnson Lenroot Norris Ashurst Bruce Dilly and others are praised for eloquence and reasoning while discussion of admission for Smith and Ware hints at party power shifts and a possible next Senate balance.
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Daybook of a New Yorker profile on Will Cuppy at Jones Island
Burton Rascoe writes from New York about Will Cuppy living in a tin shack on Jones Island near Long Island harboring a vast library of psychoanalytic works. Cuppy endures winter isolation, cooks, writes what he calls the Great American Drama, and plays Bach on a nearly fine piano while dreaming of future fame.
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University of Chicago
Odd Scribbles and Wartime Echoes Parade in Humble Columns
A collage of jumbled sketches and prose pieces mimics a midwinter page. The mix features a typing boast, catalog wrangles, wedding notes, wartime frontline imagery, and a staff poet's self mockery with locals like Hazel Wood and Hazel Knut appearing in passerby vignettes. The tone blends whimsy with memory and war-torn reflections.
Good Jokes On The Rich In Kellygrams
Fred A Belly discusses Charles Brush and rapid advances in chemistry. He notes flaws in natural rubies versus $7.50 synthetic stones and argues science reduces value gaps between rich and poor. The piece contrasts luxury items becoming affordable.
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Charles F. Brush
Mr. Brush
Questions and Answers from the Daily Herald and Times-Press
Readers submit inquiries to the Washington Bureau on topics from U S yacht purchases to geography and language origins. The column provides concise answers: yacht costs, Mt Rainier location, OK origin, Tennyson verse, US passport rules, winter plant care, and ore geology with brief references to sources and bureaus.
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Washington, D. C
Valentine Party Bulletin Prompts Invitations and Games
A Washington Bureau bulletin outlines Valentine party ideas with invitations decorations and games plus a mail coupon for readers to request the pamphlet. The document also digresses into unrelated notes about ore lead content and verses from poems.
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Daily Herald and Times- Press
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
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Daily Herald and Times-Press
Rededication of Ridgebury Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church reopens with a Sunday service at 11 o'clock led by District Superintendent Dr. J. J. Henry. Afterward, parish guests share refreshments and a social hour at the parish house. A 2 o'clock quarterly conference follows, with Union services at Ridgebury and Slate Hill churches at 7:30 pm.
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Frank Tuttle
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Eplaco Pa
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