Word: baker
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Miller, III, '34 and H. S. Glazier, Jr. ocC., together with one or two items of incunabula. Especially noteworthy are the special groups, each containing a number of choice items of a particular writer. One of these is the selection from the Rupert Brooke collection of R. W. Baker, Jr. '34, which includes a first edition of the war poet's first volume of verse, printed in 1911, original proof sheets of the same book, an autograph manuscript of one of the sonnets and Brooke's copy of a first edition of Thomas Hardy's "Dynasts." First editions of Kipling...
Results? Polled by Publishers' Service Magazine were 582 newspaper editors throughout the land as to their political forecasts for 1932. Last week these results were announced: Democratic victory, 300; Republican victory. 143; Hoover nomination by Republicans, 320; Coolidge nomination, 19; Dawes nomination, 10?; Roosevelt nomination by Democrats, 154; Baker nomination, 132; Ritchie nomination, 22; Smith nomination...
...Lawyer Baker: "The right to gather news is a property right. The publication of news, publicity of trials, is among the great safeguards of liberty in a free country. If what Judge Prewitt has done in this case can be done, then it is within his discretion to exclude any representatives of any newspaper, and all representatives of all newspapers, and hold a star chamber session from which the observing eye of public .opinion has been withdrawn." The offending editorial, Lawyer Baker thought, was "exceedingly temperate." Lawyer Allan Prewitt: "Are you going to let that paper stay across the border...
Judge Prewitt (smiling broadly): "Well, the boys have won out over New- ton Baker...
...Like most of the other growing portions of the University, the School of Business Administration has reached a point where it is obliged to limit its numbers. In fact the students now exceed the one thousand which Mr. Baker's buildings were designed to hold. Nor, if possible, would it be wise to increase the size of the classes. The instruction as given here is new, without previous experience as a guide, and time enough has not yet passed to guage the methods employed by the work of the graduates more than a few years after leaving the School...