Word: counseling
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...luncheon table sat four potent political bigwigs: 1) Postmaster General Farley bringing tidings of the state of Democracy as far west as Hawaii; 2) Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chicago; 3) Democratic National Chairman Charles E. Broughton of Wisconsin; 4) Robert H. Jackson, Counsel to the Bureau of Internal Revenue, power in upper New York State politics...
...defaulted dollar bonds. Last week Cuba witnessed a surprising combination of those two commonplaces. At the head of a protective committee two U. S. Senators marched into the Presidential Palace in Havana for no other purpose than to dun. The committee's chairman was Senator Gerald P. Nye; its counsel, Senator Burton K. Wheeler...
Although the Bureau will not take cases from the general public unless the applicant is unable to pay ordinary counsel, any student may take advantage of the service upon payment of a 25 cent registration fee and the advancement of any court costs which the case may involve...
...handled by the Bureau concern Harvard students, employees and faculty members but the number is steadily growing as the men learn about the existance and efficiency of the staff. This group is served regardless of financial status unless the case involves persons with obvious ability to pay private counsel and would attract public notice. Every effort is made to avoid competition with the local bar in cases involving the general public...
...Ford, General Counsel Robert H. Jackson of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, an engaging young man who believes that the rich are too rich and the poor are too poor, began a lively poker game before the Committee with Henry Ford's fortune for imaginary blue chips. At stake was the important question of what would become of Ford Motor Co. when Father Henry dies and Son Edsel has to pay record-breaking death taxes...