Word: indianas
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Last week the widely-shared convictions of handsome young Mrs. Nicholson, ten years married and mother of two, seemed about to become law in Indiana. Her bill, prohibiting all breach of promise, alienation of affections and seduction suits was passed 87-to-7 by the State House of Representatives, of which she is the only woman member. The Senate seemed certain to concur...
...first group are included "The Development of Restraints in Alienation since Gray," by Richard E. Manning of the New York Bar; "Multiple Taxation by the States--What is Left of it," contributed by Robert Brown, professor of Law at the University of Indiana Law School; and "The Development of Present-day Criminal Procedures in procedures in Europe and America," by Morris Ploscowe, also of the New York...
Today Thomas Benton's fame rests chiefly on three murals. One is in the Library of Manhattan's Whitney Museum of American Art. Another is in the New School for Social Research. The third and best known, a huge panorama painted for the Indiana building at the Century of Progress Fair, is now stored in an Indianapolis warehouse because the State lacks a suitable place to exhibit it. All three have a nervous electric quality which is peculiarly Benton's and which his pupils often try but fail to imitate. Painted from recognizable observations, all three portray such typical Americana...
Harvard Club of Indiana. Luncheon, December 28, 12.15 o'clock, Board of Trade Bldg., Indianapolis. Secretary, Harry T. Ice, 941 Consolidated Bldg., Indianapolis...
...removed since October because, as Reader Whitmore states, their total weight made the floor unsafe. There is no Congressional resolution limiting the number of statues in Statuary Hall, but Congress did authorize the relocation of statues. Many a famous pair was separated: Illinois' Frances Willard stays without James Shields; Indiana's Lew Wallace without Oliver P. Morton; Mississippi's Jefferson Davis without James Z. George; New York's Robert Livingston without George Clinton; Wisconsin's Robert M. La Follette without Jacques Marquette. Particularly delicate was the problem in the case of Rhode Island and Virginia. Eventually Nathanael Greene and George...