Debating Sanders Case and Press Free Speech
The discussion centers on whether editors may publish commentary while court cases are pending. The piece compares Sanders, Hennessey, and other editors facing contempt risks, arguing a broad right to discuss lawful public questions without court interference.
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U. S
J. W. Ross
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Chicago
Jacob Cohen
Memphis
Ross
G. V. Sanders
Memphis Press
Cohen
Sanders
Daugherty-Wilkerson
Edit Sanders
Flere
Rhode Island
Providence News
Beeckman
U. S. Senate
Per
Nan
The
News
Star
Ign
Hennessey
Prov- News
Ifennessey
Hennes
30-10 Tax Plan Draws Mixed Opinion In State
The 30-10 measure would not raise overall taxes but shifts school cost funding from the state to a broader base. It claims to tax timber lands and large estates more while reducing homeowner burden, though supporters dispute the distribution of costs. Editorials discuss Daugherty and cabinet implications in a broader political debate.
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Mary
Speaks Good Word for Toellner Kadttor in Referendum Fight
A letter to the editor endorses August Toellner and referendum No. 18, praising fairness in the campaign and arguing for medical freedom in schools and hospitals. The writer urges voters to support Toellner and the measure, noting health of public school students under current law and opposing medical lobbying.
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August Toellner
DB. Wala
Vallay St
Do You Favor World Peace
Editor The Star discusses India delegate Sir Sivaswamy Algezar Madran urging world peace through arbitration and moral persuasion over armed force. The piece notes U S defense priorities and calls for a shift from war prep to peace, highlighting women’s potential leadership after the November election.
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Sivaswamy Alger
Madran
India
Change in Cyclea Uranium FE How It Evolves
The article explains that elements are not permanent and outlines a sequence from Uranium to multiple intermediate elements, each with specific lifespans, culminating in lead. It claims radioactive decay powers potential future world-changing work.
Women of Beattie Join Peace Effort Ahead of Armistice Day Parade
Members of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom in First Congressional district meet on Tuesday evenings at 905 BK Pine to coordinate support for a world peace demonstration on Armistice Day. The Sanprectic building hosts the gathering and invites supporters to attend with flags and banners. a permit has been issued and details will follow. Contact Elliott 6362 or Melrose 1299 for arrangements.
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National Women's Party
Women of Beattie
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
First Congressional District
Sanprectic
BK. Pine
Arere
Elliott
Melrose
J. L. Petrie
Fears Medical Autocracy Debate Stirs Local Readers
A reader voices concern over referendum 18 and medical injections for children. He questions toxin and serums, accuses life insurers of influence, and warns against medical autocracy, urging voters to retain the right to choose physicians.
Referendum 18 Vote Message Cites Allopatha Context
A fragmentary voter notice warns that opposing referendum 18 binds citizens to an unspecified allopatha outcome attributed to a mother figure or authority. The text is unclear but presents a political integrity warning.
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