Word: counseling
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...teachers who taught him tactile reading and writing in line letters and New York point. Without letting the world know, he has been for many years the chief advisor for the Nebraska School for the Blind, its chief benefactor. He has helped me, the chief executive, with counsel. He has visited the school often. And he has provided funds in many, many ways. While school is in session every month there comes a check for our children from which 25? is provided weekly for those without means, with the understanding that the money is to be spent purely for happiness...
Rambling on hour after hour, contradicting themselves and each other at every turn, the Chicago police convicted themselves of boobery if not butchery. Contributed by William V. Daly, assistant corporation counsel of the City of Chicago, was this odd defense of a policeman photographed clubbing an unconscious body: "You got to consider the human element...
...even more obvious slip on the part of John L. Lewis. He was photographed last week with his wife and son at a party at the Soviet Embassy in Washington (see cut). Even Chief Justice Hughes has attended functions at the Russian Embassy. But as every good public relations counsel knows, one photograph open to misinterpretation is worth more to the enemy than a barrage of scurrilous speeches. And last week from Germany, United Press relayed just the kind of chit-chat to make such a John Lewis' Soviet Embassy picture thoroughly misunderstood : the Nazi Anti-Komintern...
...Marion Owens, watching some Park Department tree sprayers, was accidentally hit in her open mouth by a squirt of insecticide. Although the Park Department claimed the spray was an oil mixture harmless to humans, Mrs. Owens alleged that it burned her throat. Last week in court, Assistant Corporation Counsel Aaron J. Arnold lifted a pint bottle of the insecticide to his lips, downed a lusty swig, won the case...
...daughter, 7, chewed their cuds as placidly as usual but the rest of the Gibson estate was in commotion. In May the New York Legislature had ordered that every cow in the State, privately milked or not, be tested for tuberculosis. Lawyer Gibson and his wife took lonely counsel with themselves. The Law had them and their cows at bay. Mr. Gibson telephoned for a local veterinarian and one midnight, as the Gibsons sat alone, they heard, from the meadow behind the house, one shot kill Molly Lewis, a second shot kill Sylvia. A man still has the right...