System Outmoded Debate Over Judicial Amendment Divides Panel
In Chicago on June 13 a Northwestern Law debate on the Illinois constitutional judicial amendment drew 112 circuit judges and Supreme Court members. Proponents Mulliken and Trumbull argued for reform while Cohn and Thompson urged abolition of the justice of the peace fee system and opposed the plan.
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O. T. Banton
Chicago
Illinois
Justices of the Peace
Illinois Supreme Court
Northwestern University Law School
William M. Trumbull
Northwestern Law School
Wallace M. Mulliken
Champaign
Ruben J. Cohn
University of Illinois Law School
Floyd E. Thompson
Cohn
Thompson
Jp's
Mulliken
Trumbull
Fee
Justice of the Peace
Master In Chancery
Office of Justice of the Peace
Thompson and Cohn
Supreme Court
Editorials in Broadcast News The Daly View
John Daly argues that U S radio and TV should editorialize more and form dedicated editorial staff. He compares broadcast editors to press staffs and stresses experience intelligence courage and detachment as essential traits. He warns qualified observers only should express opinions on world events on air.
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John Daly
Associated Press
New York
U. S
Federal Communications Commission
National Assn. of
Doerter
Commission
North Texas
Radio- TV
Union Square
United States
Quincey Howe
Edward R. Murrow
Hans Kalterborn
Racer Joseph Snyder Dies From W Va Mount Accident
Baltimore June 13 AP report says 25 year old Joseph E Snyder died Thursday night from severe head injuries after a mount fell on him during a Wednesday race at Charles Town West Virginia.
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Baltimore
Joseph E. Snyder
Charles Town
W. Va
Firecracker Craft Backfires Injures Student in Classroom
A 15 year old student named Angelo Rosselli lost his left hand when a homemade firecracker exploded in a classroom as he attempted to fuse 30 firecrackers into a single super Firecracker for the Fourth of July. His condition was listed as critical.
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Angelo Rosselli
Spring Snow Hail Forces Plow Crews to Work
Hailstorms force U.S. towns to deploy snow plows in spring and summer to clear streets as unusual winter weather lingers.
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U.S
Japan Court May Free East St. Louis Marine
Tokyo court suspended hearings in the murder retrial of U S Marine Pfc. Adolph W. Merten 25 until a new psychiatric report is completed If the report confirms an earlier one the court will likely acquit East St Louis leather neck Merten was acquitted July 31 1957 by Yokosuka District Court of fatally shooting Shiro Takawa 19 in a bar citing intoxication and temporary derangement Prosecutors appealed as allowed by Japanese law
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Tokyo
Miyazawa
Merten
Yokosuka
Shiro Takawa
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