It's the Law defense counsel and public opinion debate
The piece argues that every accused deserves competent counsel and a fair trial, noting public skepticism toward defense lawyers. Judge Evetts says defense efforts safeguard rights and deter unjust delays. It emphasizes that protecting due process remains a cardinal democratic right, despite occasional overreach prompting disciplinary action.
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Belden
Texas
James K. Evetts
Belton
Minor girl’s marriage barred prompts irony about John L. Lewis
A father refuses permission for marriage calling his daughter a minor. The suitor reacts with surprise and then asks if he must seek permission from John L. Lewis. The Exchange echoes a quaint era debate over guardianship and labor leader authority.
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John L. Lewis
One Important Measure Splits Texas Senators in Congress
In a partial roll call, Texas senators Lyndon B. Johnson and Price Daniel diverged on one major issue. Johnson opposed the outer continental shelf bill with education provisions removed, while Daniel supported the conference bill and opposed federal education aid.
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Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Price Daniel
Congress
Johnson
Daniel
House
Senate
Congressional Quarterly
Air Force
Charles E. Bohlen
Russia
Mutual Security Administration
Europe
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Habit of turkeys costly to grower in Utah
In Enterprise Utah a large Southern Utah grower lost about 1000 turkeys after the birds crowded together to escape storms and heat. During an extreme heat spell thousands huddled around water troughs and 1000 birds suffocated.
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Enterprise
Utah
Foreclosure on chattel mortgage suit in Grayson County
Citation issued to J W Downs in 1953 directing appearance by written answer before 10 AM on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance. Case No 907. plaintiff W T Adams dba Adams Store sues for foreclosure on a chattel mortgage against J W Downs and Agnes Downs. Publication dates Aug 13 20 27 and Sep 3 in The Whitewright Sun.
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J. W. Downs
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Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
W. T. Adams
Adams Store
Agnes Downs
J. C. Buchanan
Tex
O. L. Jones
Whitewright Pe
Standard fixtures limit car costs curb engineering progress
Detroit notes that rising manufacturing costs push many options above $40 and restrain engineering advances in new models. Researchers show cost no object in dream cars, but production units remain far pricier. Car makers and battery and carburetor firms chase better mileage, yet price keeps many innovations out of today’s autos.
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Detroit
Mich
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Cadmium nickel battery trials in cars face high cost
The article notes a cadmium nickel battery with potassium hydroxide electrolyte and hermetically sealed plates, used in naval aircraft but unlikely for conventional cars due to cost five to six times higher than lead plates. Power steering and automatic transmission add to price, and manufacturers face price pressures before standardizing options.
Veteran GI Insurance policy conversion and beneficiaries
A veteran can convert certain term GI insurance to a permanent plan if the policy is the disabled convertible type. Post service GI insurance allows naming any person or entity as beneficiary, not just a brother. The wife named as beneficiary may choose lump sum or monthly installments under three installment options.
Hap Helps Neighbor As Grass Grow Debate Ends
The speaker notes a long friendly dispute over alfalfa fertilizer and mentions finishing his own crop safely last week. He explains aiding Hap by supporting Biff’s son at a National Guard summer camp, and ends with a concluding statement about resolving the argument.
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Biff
National Guard
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