Word: broadhurst
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...biggest deal in theatrical real estate since the purchase of land for the Radio City Music Hall. The deal: Shubert Brothers had bought the plot between Manhattan's 44th and 45th Streets-just west of Times Square-on which sit four of the busiest Broadway theaters (the Shubert, Broadhurst, Booth and Plymouth...
Determined to break Pat McHugh's stranglehold, Barnes charged that the union constituted an illegal monopoly under the state's laws. Superior Court Justice Edward T. Broadhurst agreed. The dispute, he found, was not a labor dispute between the union and employers, but a business matter between the union and the buyers. Last week Broadhurst issued a permanent injunction preventing the union from fixing the price or artificially limiting the supply of fish in Massachusetts markets. Henceforth the union would have to take its chances in the open market...
...inspection party and skidded into a ditch, scraping the bombs along the rough ground. Among the brass hats who hit the dirt and hugged it were Air Chief Marshal Sir Charles Portal, Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder, Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham and Air Vice Marshal Harry Broadhurst. Said the philosophical pilot, emerging from the wreckage...
About 350 persons saw the Powell Club take the semi-final round of the Ames competition in the Law School last night. Represented by Austin Broadhurst 3L and Norman L. Gill 3L, the Powell Club was one of 65 organizations to enter the competition in the first year of Law School. The Edward Warren Club was the defeated semifinalist...
...mythical "Edward and Helen Kafka," seeking to be recognized as "lawful issue" in the will of their father, present problems in jurisdiction for divorce and the conflict of laws to be debated by Austin Broadhurst and Norman L. Gill of the Powell Club against George E. Hill and Edward C. Freutel, Jr. of the Edward Warren Club...