Third Amendment guard against house quartering fades in time
Editor Madge Taggart explains the Third Amendment's aim to keep soldiers out of private homes without owner consent. The piece traces origins in autocratic rule, contrasts past abuses with now civil authority, and hopes the amendment remains clear or becomes obsolete with time.
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National Association of Women Lawyers
Madge Taggart
City Court of
Buffalo
N.Y
Minnesota Legislature Cuts Congressional Districts to Eight
In St Paul Minnesota the legislature approved a bill reducing the state’s congressional districts from nine to eight during a two day special session called by Republican Governor Elmer L Anderson. The action consolidates districts and alters representation.
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ST. Paul
Tax Allotment Checks Mailed In Green and Lafayette Counties
Green County towns and villages receive 54 458 64 and Lafayette County 33 395 40 from a 6 911 628 highway tax allotment final portion of about 38 million returned to municipalities. Green County totals include Brodhead Monroe Albany Belleville Brooklyn Browntown Monticello New Glarus and 16 towns. Lafayette lists Darl ington Shullsburg Argyle Belmont Benton Blanchardville Gratiot South Wayne and 18 towns. Distribution based on vehicle registrations and title fees kept in each municipality.
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Lafayette County
State Highway Commission
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Brodhead
Monroe
Albany
Belleville
Brooklyn
Browntown
Monticello
New Glarus
Darlington
Shullsburg
Argyle
Belmont
Benton
Blanchardville
Gratiot
South Wayne
Former Oberlin Head Sworn U.S. Ambassador to Philippines
William Edwards Stevenson, former president of Oberlin College Ohio, was sworn in as U.S. ambassador to the Philippines. He will depart for Manila early February to succeed John D. Hickerson, the retiring career diplomat. Stevenson's daughter is married to New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner.
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William. Edwards Stevenson
Oberlin College
Ohio
U.S
Philippines
Manila
Kennedy
Stevenson
John D. Hickerson
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Pinata tradition from Mexico inspires colorful Christmas party fun
A lively look at Mexican pinatas as a Christmas party highlight for children. Describes clay pots decorated with tissue paper, shaped like animals or faces, filled with candy and fruit, then broken after a blindfolded swing. Also offers DIY tips for creating pinatas in the United States with pots, cords, and decorations.
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Mexico
U.S
Make a Bright Pinata with Cheerful Designs and Streamers
The guide suggests cheerful bright designs with streamers and stiff construction paper and cello tape to create wings ears or other shapes. The pinata can hang from the ceiling or a cord run between walls, placed center to keep kids from hitting anything but the pinata.
Eichmann in good health report from Ramble Prison
In Tel Aviv, Daily medical checkups on Adolf Eichmann found him to be in the best of health, according to the physician at Ramble Prison. The comment followed questions about his condition after reports of a possible loss and confusion surrounding his status.
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