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...acting for the King, it was maintained, he was not a trustee but a debtor. The implication was that Shire-Reeve Farley was responsible for returning to the litigant only the original principal. This solution, said counsel, had satisfied all New York County Sheriffs in the past, including Alfred Emanuel Smith...
...these words, pontifically handed from his high office in Manhattan's Empire State Building, Alfred Emanuel Smith last week announced his fourth Presidential candidacy. What he meant, as a matter of practical politics, was that if his friends could possibly get the nomination for him this June in Chicago he would be delighted to take it. His friends immediately hustled out in an attempt to delight...
...Thomas Manning would bless their food. President James Rowland Angell of Yale University. Author John Erskine (Columbia, 1900). Chief Judge Benjamin Nathan Cardozo (Columbia, 1889) of the New York Court of Appeals, put a final polish to their respective speeches. Non-Columbians accepting invitations to the dinner included Alfred Emanuel Smith. Owen D. Young. Governor Wilbur Lucius Cross of Connecticut, President Livingston Farrand of Cornell. Presiding Bishop James De Wolf Perry of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Italian Ambassador to the U. S. Nobile Giacoma de Martino...
...last year named for Washington and where a scandal in connection with the sale of Washington seals has already occurred, a project was on foot to erect a replica of Mount Vernon in Bryant Park. When the Metropolitan Museum of Art removed from its walls to the basement Emanuel Leutze's painting of Washington Crossing the Delaware, popular clamor compelled it to lug the massive picture up again for temporary hanging in its American Wing...
...California crash, worst in nearly a year, helped to attract attention to a bill introduced into Congress last week by publicity-loving Representative Emanuel Celler of Brooklyn, requiring transport lines to provide parachutes for each & every passenger. Representative Celler's measure, he said, grew out of a bad scare he got while flying over Philadelphia. To back up his proposal, he drew liberally from a provocative article in the February Forum called "Death by Air Transport" by Lloyd S. Graham in which compulsory use of parachutes was demanded. Author Graham, onetime publicity writer for Irving Air Chute Co., made these...