Tried The Judge Dispute Stirs Voice On Fair Trial
The piece reports on criticism of a judge tied to an attack case and cites professors from the University of Cincinnati and local figures including Dr. Alfred D. Moore and Rev. John Malick. It questions the prosecutor's reference to what he calls Wehrmann’s Hebrew friends and links the Montjoy case to broader debates on justice and prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Geo. A. Hedger
E. L. Talbert
E. E. Eubank
University of Cincinnati
Alie J. Howard
Kenton
John “Pete” Montjoy
Wehrmann
William E. Wehrmann
John Montjoy
Montjoy Defense Committee
American Civil Liberties Union
Alfred D. Moore
Methodist Book Concern
John Malick
First Unitarian Church
End of a World View Calls for Economic Freedom
A speaker rails against the wretched rich-man, poor-man world and demands a world of free men. He urges audacity to vote in Congress as in church for justice and humility at the heart of religion.
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Congress
Fifty Dollar Monthly Pension Plan for Seniors
In a candid appeal the author argues for a universal fifty dollars monthly pension at age sixty for Americans with up to five thousand dollars in property. He claims such steady pension would boost spending, create jobs, and grow incomes without increasing national debt, urging fellow congressmen to adopt the measure as a key social and economic reform. He also critiques excessive taxation on industry and property, proposing government funding from ground rents to reduce prices and stimulate growth.
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United States
Republic
Congress
Wehrmanns Hebrew Friends and the Trial
A column condemns attempts to influence a Negro-American trial by racial agitation. It names Rabbi James Heller Henry Segal Alfred Bettman and editor The American Israelite as part of the discussion while criticizing press and judge for endorsing or suppressing fair proceedings. The piece juxtaposes Jewish and non Jewish figures with accusations of prejudice and political rhetoric in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehrmann
James Heller
Henry Segal
American Israelite
Alfred Bettman
Hitler Hitler
Fairness of Court Proceedings Draws Crowd Across River
Citizens across the river show growing interest in Montjoy's case not to judge his innocence or guilt but to watch the fairness of the trial that has condemned him to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montjoy
Prepare for Peace Urged by National Council
The council calls for permanent mandatory neutrality laws to prevent U S entry into future wars. It urges embargoes against all belligerents and congressional control of war limits, warning against discretionary executive power. The current neutrality law expires May 1 1987 and should be replaced with a stricter, clearly defined policy.
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National Council For Prevention of War
United States
Congress
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