Word: elliott
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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With these traditional words, U.S. lawyers respectfully catch the ears of the learned judges hearing their appeals. Briggs v. Elliott, Case No. 2 of the five segregation cases heard last week by the Supreme Court, pitted together two of the legal profession's great advocates...
William Y. Elliott, Leroy B. Williams Professor of History and Political Science, will be the moderator...
...days after his brother Reginald was named editor of the weekly News of the World (circ. 8,230,158), the third Cudlipp brother to become an, editor (TIME, Nov. 30), Percy Cudlipp surprised Fleet Street by resigning from the Daily Herald. To take his place, the paper named Sydney Elliott, 51, a devoted Socialist who has already proved his talent for circulation-building bright news and features on Beaverbrook's papers and on the sensational Daily Mirror...
...Radcliffe Freshman class admitted in 1952 was almost evenly divided between those preparing at private schools and those at public schools, Mrs. Kathleen O. Elliott, Director of Admissions, announced last week in her report of the Committee on Admissions...
Time for a Change. In Newport News, Va., looking for a buyer, Jim Elliott described his truck in a Press ad: ". . . Perfect condition except rear end roars and grinds to deafening, nerve-racking extent. Leaks grease . . . uses oil excessively, engine knocks . . . erratic steering, no stability on road . . . brakes grab, water leaks out. Will sell as is-no guarantee...