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...claims of unlimited dismissal power over its employees, the government depends largely on Bailey V. Richardson, a five-year-old case in the Circuit Court of Appeals. "Never in our history has a government administrative employee been entitled to a hearing of the quasi-judicial type upon his dismissal from government service," the majority of the judges held. Therefore, "the due process clause does not apply to the holding of a government office." The Bailey case is a precarious precedent for the Justice Department, however. One of the three Circuit Court judges, in dissent, held that a loyalty dismissal...
Next morning, readers of the Canberra Times were startled to see Critic Peter Bailey's review of Sibelius' Symphony No. 2 ("The themes are catching and developed with simplicity and beauty . . . from the serious minor cadences of the opening Allegro we move to the lovely waltz-time theme of the Andante . . ."). Bailey carpingly dismissed the Berlioz work ("It seemed an anticlimax to have to listen to an encore by Tchaikovsky...
Carmen Jones. Red-hot and black Carmen, with Dorothy Dandridge and Pearl Bailey (TIME...
Briefs supporting a motion to dismiss contempt of Congress indictments against Wendell H. Furry, associate professor of Physics, and Leon J. Kamin '49, former research assistant in Social Relations, reached Federal District Judge Bailey Aldrich '28 yesterday...
While "Sugar Jim" Henry was blanking the varsity, his two college counterparts, Charlie Flynn and Jim Bailey, were the Crimson's defensive standouts...