Word: prosecutors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...city room of the Chicago Tribune was tense. In the smoke-coated old Federal Building a mile away in the Loop a Tribune man waited for the flash. Then it came. U.S. District Attorney J. Albert Woll handed reporters a statement by Special Prosecutor William D. Mitchell...
Under the direction of Major John W. Cost of the Judge Advocate Corps, Chaplain Lieutenant Thomas J. Mattingly arbitrarily accused of the charging enlisted men for the marriage ceremony, was tried with fellow chaplain students acting as prosecutor, defense council, and other court officials...
...prosecutor pointed out that some of the witnesses for the defense has given testimonies adverse to their case and that the evidence presented was not hearsay but had been substantiated by several witnesses. Because of the time, the trial was concluded without a decision being given...
Under the direction of Major John W. Cost, Judge Advocate Corps, ministers in training will act as Judge Advocate (prosecutor), defense counsel, and other court officials. The trial, officially termed a Moot General Court, will try a chaplain for violation of Articles of War 95 and 96, comprising conduct unbecoming an officer...
...Prosecutor William Power Maloney and the Federal grand jury, who began to investigate Editor Griffin last fall, found him a slippery quarry. When they tried to subpoena back numbers of the Enquirer, Griffin said that he kept none. Last week, when Prosecutor Maloney sent officers with a warrant for Mr. Griffin, they failed to find him, learned that he had checked out of a hospital the day before. Said Prosecutor Maloney, grimly: "He won't get away from us. Griffin, with his close friend and associate, George Sylvester Viereck, is regarded by the Government...