Word: affidavits
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...evidence. Careful Miss Wheeler had obtained and mailed home a testimonial letter signed by J. L. R. Van Meter, Vice President of American Telephone & Telegraph Co. This letter the Times-Star reproduced, explaining: "It is not necessary for a reporter to go on the witness stand or make an affidavit every time he brings a news story into the office. . . . However . . . when a newspaper does something that no newspaper in the world has ever done there are apt to be some doubters. In order to prove its claim that it was the first newspaper in the world to receive...
...have therefore taken the trouble to ascertain from the employe in charge that our flag was half-staffed on the day of Secretary Good's funeral, and will make an affidavit to that effect if necessary...