Word: clark
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...LEMON CLARK, M.D. Fayetteville...
Former U.S. Attorney General Tom Clark, the court's lone all-out dissenter, criticized the majority opinion in unusually strong language. Government law-enforcement agencies, said he, might as well "close up shop, for the court has opened their files to the criminal and thus afforded him a Roman holiday for rummaging through confidential information as well as vital national secrets...
Stop & Go. Although the air around the Justice Department was heavy with the comments of FBI Director Hoover, Government lawyers were not convinced that things were as bad as either Clark or Hoover thought they were. They were merely confused, because, for one reason, the Supreme Court had given the Government no opportunity to argue against or prepare for its sweeping decision...
...Under the 1903 Expediting Act, District Court judgments in civil antitrust suits can be appealed only to the Supreme Court, not to a Circuit Court of Appeals. †Clark disqualified himself because he was Attorney General when the Justice Department brought the suit in 1949. Harlan had represented Du Pont as a lawyer. Whittaker had not yet been appointed when the case was argued before the court. *In 1950, after the Government brought suit against Du Pont, Congress amended Section 7 to make it clearly applicable to vertical cases...
...kinds of instruments. Their voices may sound like a brass section, and often they have the sculptured phrasing of a big band. They hit the opening phrases of My Sugar is So Refined with the rubbery beat and buttery sound of a good sax section. Then First Tenor Clark Burroughs spreads his arms wide and throws his silver-hued voice weaving and wailing high over the others, eventually slides back down to join in a typically altered Hi-Lo ending: "My girl is granulated sugar cane...