Amendment Use Upheld By Quakers
A 32 page Philadelphia yearly meeting pamphlet upholds Fifth Amendment rights amid a librarian controversy. It cautions against automatic guilt in invoking the privilege and notes some may fear testimony invites later charges. The report by Alan R. Hunt and Paul A. Lacey appeared at the meeting’s 277th session.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Congress
Plymouth Friends Meeting
Plymouth Meeting
Mary Knowles
Alan R. Hunt
Paul A. Lacey
The
University of Pennsylvania
Tough Steer Finally Shot
In Louisville two policemen fired pistols at a stubborn steer that escaped from the stockyards. After more officers arrived a rifle was used and the animal collapsed after the eighth shot striking its forehead. The damaged meat will be destroyed.
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Louisville
Titanic victims honored at Halifax cemetery memorial
Rows of tombstones in Halifax Nova Scotia mark the resting place of numerous Titanic victims as the ship’s sinking is remembered.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Luck Of Trish Survives Heart Shot On St Patrick Day
Edward J. McDonald, 31, was shot in the heart at a Louisville tavern after warning the bartender not to shoot his cousin. The wound closed, and he underwent surgery the following day. The bartender William B. Collier is free on bond facing malicious shooting charges. McDonald’s cousin also awaits assault and battery charges. McDonald credits faith and luck with saving him and plans to avoid the bar.
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Louisville
Edward J. McDonald
Sts. Mary & Elizabeth Hospital
McDonald
St. Patrick
St. Pat’s
God Almighty
William B. Collier
Collier
Collier's
Selby Promoted to Sergeant First Class at Kemper School
Dan Selby son of Mr and Mrs C W Runyan of 2801 Central Ave has been promoted from sergeant I to sergeant first class in the ROTC battalion at Kemper Military School Boonville Missouri Selby serves as platoon sergeant in Company A.
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Selby
Dan Selby
C. W. Runyan
Central Ave
Kemper Military School
Boonville
Price Hike Up Ahead For Steel Markets
Steel magazine reports mid year price increases likely around July 1 with net ton rises of 5 to 6 dollars driven by wage bumps under a three year contract. Demand remains strong as inventories stay low since last summer strike, while extras for quality and packaging have climbed 3 to 12 dollars per ton.
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Cleveland
Stee-Works
Trade Journal
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Manchester
Riaca J
Los Angeles
Newcomb Condee
James D. Starns
Ellis L. Starns
Ato Ips
Vance Russell Middletown
Skimmer Casuals
iBlack
Kantor
iClips
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