Word: counseling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Lewis' lawyers shouted that the sentence was "cruel." Welly K. Hopkins, UMW chiew counsel, made a raging, emotional protest in which he roared that the government, to further the administration's political aims, was seeking to "break the union politically, financially, and morally...
This week, convoyed by six lawyers, Lewis stalked into Judge Goldsborough's crowded court. The judge listened reflectively to the arguments. Lewis' chief counsel, Welly Hopkins, argued that the court had no right to issue the temporary injunction, therefore Lewis should not be held in contempt. The judge was not impressed. He ordered Lewis to appear two days later for trial. At that time he would also listen to arguments over whether Lewis had violated his contract. The battle between John L. and his Government entered a critical phase...
...plenary session last Friday, Representative John E. Rankin's committee determined to pass over proposed contempt action against Shapley for the time being. The scientist therefore felt justified in leaving the Independent Citizens Committee here, but said that his counsel, Thomas H. Eliot, would be steadily available in Boston during his absence...
Ingredient No. 3. Who was the mysterious lawyer? He turned out to be Theodore Granik, counsel for the U.S. Housing Authority (predecessor to NHA) till 1941, onetime special adviser to WPB and now operator of "American Forum," a radio discussion program...
Professor Shapley's letter condemned as un-American the "extralegal inquisitions involving citizens against whom no offense is charged, in proceedings without legal counsel, without opportunity for cross examination, and without witnesses of their own choice...