Black History Month: Rutherford NJ plaque honors Hoage family
Hoage arrived in his early 30s as a newlywed. Harriett was pregnant with their first child. Their historic home on Donaldson Avenue was not yet built.
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Hoage arrived in his early 30s as a newlywed. Harriett was pregnant with their first child. Their historic home on Donaldson Avenue was not yet built.
Share He said the WEU was "perfectly at liberty to provide journalism-related services under a name which does not infringe upon the claimant's rights", adding: "They simply need to adopt a different name." Mr Ivison argued that the WEU's cards, which had been purchased by 17 of the union's members, risked causing "serious harm to PA and its reputation". He told the court: "The only effective way to address this risk is for the cards to be removed from circulation." Robin Tilbrook, the chairman of the WEU who represented the union in court, said the cards were not "intended in any way to hang...
PA wins High Court injunction against union issuing 'fake' press passes to 'citizen journalists' The national news agency for the UK and Ireland has obtained a High Court injunction to stop “fake” press cards being issued in its name to “citizen journalists”. The PA news agency – established in 1868 as the Press Association – took legal action against the Workers of England Union, which was charging its members £120 for an ID card (pictured) claiming the holder was a member of “the English Press Association”. The cards are “instruments of deception” which allowed WEU memb...