Supreme Court review in hangings of seven Japanese war lords
Justice Jackson argues the Supreme Court should review the cases to avoid denying defendants the last protection of law. He cautions against a tied vote and warns the decision would affect U S prestige. The judge favors presenting the appearance that the United States grants full justice to all, including foreigners.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Jackson
Supreme Court
Frederick Officials Report Fines and Christmas Night at Calvary Church
Clerk George Z Best reported 2471 85 in fines and costs for November with 885 in service costs and allocations to Frederick City State and county sheriffs and agencies. Calvary Methodist Church hosts a Christmas Family Night Friday at 7:30 featuring a church school program The Bird s Christmas Carol with children s treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rederick
George Z. Best
County Commission
Anne Arundel County
Howard County
Carroll County
St.i
Frederick City
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Department of Motor Vehicles
Calvary Methodist Church
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Items from December 14, 1898 report missing putty in George Myer store door and a man removing it to reopen. John L Routzahn and bride return from wedding trip to Middletown. Coldest night of winter reaches 12 at 6 am and zero at Frederick Junction. Harry Anders sprains wrist after skating on ice. Belle Lettres Literary Society debated whether to retain the newspaper with the positive rag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Myer
William B MecCleery
Fez
Joen L. Routzahxn
Herman L. Routzahn
Middletown Saday
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items note progress in coverage of Rev J Rurtz Miller. Pastor moved from Church of the Brethren to Brethren in West Philadelphia. The Cotillion Club Christmas Dance planned at Francis Scott Key Hotel with Strickland Bonkrest orchestra. County agent Henry R Shoemaker back from Chicago after 16 days at the International Grain and Hay Show and the National Farm Bureau annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick
J. Rurtz Miller
Church of the Bre
Brethren
West Philadelphia
Theroderick Cotillion Club
Francis Scott Key
Strickland-Bonkrest
Henry R. Shoemaker
Chicago
National Farm Bu- Teas
Washington Daybook style questions on love and diplomacy
A 22 year old man writes Dorothy Dix about multiple fiances, engagement plans, and a complaint of being used. The Washington Daybook column responds with advice on love, faithfulness, and avoiding marriage for money, followed by notes on presidential nominations, State Department turnover, and diplomatic etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Women’s Club Meeting Held at Church Supper
Mrs Clarence C called to fill a slate of officers for the guild meeting to be held at the church in a covered dish supper on Friday at 6:30 pm. Miss helm and nineteen members were noted as present as the gathering opened with prayer.
Another Film Actress Shoots Man and Self
A fragmentary report outlines a shooting ending in a film actress firing at a man and then killing herself. Details are garbled but indicate multiple shots, a confrontation near a car, and a second actress involved in the incident. The text references Sugar, Paty, and Miss Tol in unclear context.
Roberts Urges Clear Separation Of Powers In Government
The piece discusses Owen J. Roberts urging that the executive and judicial branches keep separate duties to maintain judiciary integrity. It notes past roles on commissions and questions about judges serving in executive or legislative tasks, referencing Justice Douglas and potential constitutional amendments to bar judges from presidential eligibility, with discussion of historic practices and current reform proposals. It also briefly covers wedding notices and society items from Washington and Maryland.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Exec
Roberts
Iran
Pearl Harbor
Mixed Claims Commission
Truman
Vinson
Moscow
Jackson
Supreme Court
Ustice Douglas
CIO
Naional
Inasas
Dre International
New York City Bar Association
Court of Appeals
United States
Beth Shearman
Rockville
Edith McGhesney
Harvey Jones
Catonsville
Herbert Hardman
Baltimore
Douglas H. Riggs, Jr
Frank Riggs
Samuel Riggs
J. Justus Meyer
Washington White, Jr
Damascus
WEDDINGS LEATHERMAN BLOWER IN THURMONT CEREMONY
A December 4 Thurmont ceremony at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed united Doris Jean Blower and Robert Luther Leatherman in a double ring service. Miss Barbara Leatherman served as maid of honor, with bridesmaids in white satin and taffeta. The reception followed at the church social hall as organist Prof William Sterbinsky led the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boke—Getty
Nellie Simmons Getty
Herbert B. Getty
Mr. Getty
Westminster
Solomon N. Hoke
Solomon L. Hoke
Bachman's Vzsey
St. John's Catholic Church
Francis X. Willis
Anna Englar
Edwin S. Englarew Windsor
George S. Hoke
Frank Getty
New Windsor
Mediate
Bond Street
Prt
New Windsor High School
Carroll Coun- Court House
Groom
Tand State Farm Bureau
Leathermann—Blower
Thurmont
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed
Doris Jean Blower
Floyd Blower
Robert Luther Leatherman
Marshall Leatherman
R. 1
Merle Sollinger
Lewistown
Barbara Jean Leatherman
Ruby Lidie
Doris Haughere
Becky Sanders
Jerry Lee Weddle
Donald Blower
William Rice
Herbert F. Martin
Albert C. Wastler
Charles Robert Froushour
William Sterbinsky
Emmitsburg
Suggested Reading In Santa Pack
HAL BOYLE presents a humorous list of book gifts for adults and famous figures worldwide. The compilation names many titles and personalities, from George Bernard Shaw to Chiang Kai-shek, blending political and cultural authors with playful items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Santa Claus
Hyar
George Bernard Shawne Street
George Roper
Europe
Stalin
Whittakers Chambers
Harmany—Molotov
Sam Goldwyn
Leo Durcher
Tommy Manville
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Footloose
France
Charles DeGaulle
Thomas
Jet Politburo
EL Dewey
Chiang Kai-Shek
Harold Montgomery
Westbrook Pegler
John L. Lewis
J. Parnell Thomas
Harry S. Truman
Blair House
Mrs. Truman
Harry Valletn
National Association of Real Estate Boards
John Rankin
Tex Dodgers
Cargantua
Committee On Un-American Activities
Gabriel Heatter
Mme
Henry J. Kaiser
Herbert Brownell
Jesse Jones
Iowa
Henry
Roosevelt
Sen
Joe Wemrer
Santa
Local Social Notes and Prices From Ladiesburg Area
A jumble of names and visits from Ladiesburg and Sabillasville recaps Saturday and Sunday gatherings with families including Ray Martin and O W McCoy. Market prices list Wheat Parley and Corn per bushel, while a note mentions rodents ranging from small mice to capybara lengths.
Congress To Hear Truman Signals Speedy Start
Washington reports President Truman will personally address Congress on January 4 or 3 to state the union and push a swift program. Democrats plan early action before civil rights filibusters, with aims including repeal of Taft-Hartley, price controls, housing, higher wages, broader social security, health care, and education aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
State of the Union
White House
Senate
Repub
Icans
Musical Program At Meeting Of D A R Christmas Event
A Frederick Chapter D A R meeting at Mrs Grayson Bowers home featured a ritual led by Mrs W H B Anders and guest artists Miss Martha Reddick violist and Miss Catherine Williams pianist from Hood College music department. They performed Peace by Ravel Sonata for piano and violin by Grieg Cantique de Noel and Jesu Bambino. The program closed with Christmas carols while refreshments followed. There was no Christmas Eve court as magistrates warned chronic offenders to avoid celebrations before 7 p m on December 22.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grayson Bowers
Council Street
W. H. B. Anders
A. R Bel
William R. Slemmer
Martha
Gell
Homer Remsserg
Births and travels fill Frede rick area personals page
Congratulations pour for Wanda Rebecca Tobery born at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds six and a quarter ounces. Many locals share news of returns, visits, and moves including Wenner, Wallace, O Hara families, Gus Lesnevich stop in New Jersey, and several Poolesville Gaithersburg and Darlington residents. Also noted is Norman P Blanchard serving aboard USS Glennon and William Trail Jr earning a Hill School numeral for football.
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Mgr
Leslie Tobery
Old Braddock
Wanda Rebecca
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George A. Wenner
E. A. Wallace
Jewett, C
H. H. Wenner
Blair
Adamstown
W. Elwood O'Hara
Sam
Trail Avenue
LaVale
Cumberland
Sgt. O'Hara
State Police
Raymond Crum
Tony Marrone
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside Park
N. J
Gaithersburg
Earle Hersperger
J. W. White
Poolesville
Lawrence Jones
John Haver
Long Island
Keith Rice
Atlanta, Ga
H. M. Williams
Air
S. Charles Beall
Woodfield
Daytona Beach
Fla
James H. Marshall
W. Guy Hicks
San Mateo
Calif
California
Hicks
Rockvile
Clarence S. Tay
Chicago
Paul
Taneytown
Glennon
US States
Yask
Mediterranean
Naples
Monaco
Gibralter
Tunisia
Blanchard
Naval Service
Naval U. i Center
Reat
RL Burkett
Lion Grove
Been
Cayston Burester
Sybil Stagie
Washington
al M. Davis
White Hers
Leytonsville
Miz
Edwin C Fry
Joan
Eddie
Rad
Mr. Miller
Mount Alben
William E. Trail, Jr
Wiliam E. Trail
Rt. 5
Frederick
The
Hill School
Pottstown
William
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Louisville
Ben Cohen
New Deal
Robert M. Hutchins
the of Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission
Tom Connally
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Elbert Thomas
Utah
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Jim Murray
Organized Labor
State Department
Marshall
Bob Lovett
San Salvador
Andy
Iraq
Siohe
Les Anceie
Paty Anes
Sudle
Sugarman
David Lawrence
Kennedy—Fair Herbert JB. Kennedy
Onion Bridge
Mlaxne
Chavies Town
S. Coleman
Charies Town
Potomac
St. Mall
Eluros
A. J. Poseurs Case Straw
Ladiesburg
Ray Martin
O. W. Mc
Belen McCoy
Tom
Sabillas — Mir
Norman Liitely
Dean
James McBride
Ethel We
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Sundarine Lin
Alton Y. Bennett
Manuel M. Weinberg
Guy Anders
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