Word: bureau
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Filing an affidavit as evidence in the final hearing, Dean Hanford attacked the notes sold by the College Tutoring Bureau for "affecting unfavorably the standards and morale of the undergraduates...
...court order which the publishing company claims is being violated by Hurvitz and Segel was issued May 24, 1933 by District Judge Elisha H. Brewster in answer to complaints by four publishing houses that their books were being pirated in the notes and outlines issued by the Bureau...
Before the final decree was granted, a U. S. Marshal, acting on a court order, raided the College Tutoring Bureau and seized 800 illegal outlines, which were carted away into Boston in two taxis and later burned...
Damages totaling $1,000 were awarded to the four publishing firms, and the tutoring bureau was ordered to refrain from future violations of the copyright on these books...
...hearings have been set for 2 o'clock Monday, when attorneys for the MacMillan Company. Robert R. Thurber and Henry L. Mason, Jr., will formally present their motion. Another hearing will then be scheduled for a week or so later when both the publishing firm and the College Tutoring Bureau will present their arguments...