Word: fair
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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House of Representatives in 1945, able Lawyer Case has been concerned about abuses in congressional investigations. More than five years ago he introduced legislation that would have established a code of "fair procedures." He believes that congressional investigations have performed a valuable service in uncovering Communist infiltration and subversion, and is convinced that Congress must keep on investigating. But "such investigations," he said last week, "will continue effectively under leadership other than that of Senator McCarthy. And I am convinced that our total effort to meet and defeat the menace of Communism will be strengthened when the distracting and divisive...
Oppenheimer, who had remained silent after the Gray board's decision, issued a statement remarkable in its restraint: "Dr. Smyth's fair and considered statement, made with full knowledge of the facts, says what needs to be said...
With a competitor's critical eye, Auto Magnate Henry Ford II looked over some Russian cars on display at an industrial fair in Copenhagen. "As far as I can see, these cars are not very good," said he. "They are obviously about the same type of cars we made some 20 years...
...miscarriage of justice, [there are] ten where citizens won freedom through the ceaseless efforts of hard-working newspapermen.'' After hearing that, the New York lawyers substituted a watered-down proposal to "condemn as unprofessional press releases and public statements by lawyers . . . which may interfere with a fair trial ..." On getting word of this, the Atlanta Bar Association went further...
...boat won.) Few owners ever asked Nevins for a price before signing the contract, even though it might be upwards of $75,000; instead, they relied on Nevins to set a fair charge when the boat was delivered...