Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Times listed the Censor's changes, passed solemn judgment: "Most impartial critics will agree the Censor has improved the film...
Awarded. To Brooklyn Matador Sidney Franklin: a $7,000 judgment against Columbia Pictures Corp., whose cinema Throwing the Bull used his name in a "jeering, jocular and undignified manner'' (TIME, Dec. 31, 1934); by the New York State Court of Appeals, in Albany...
...held next month at Berlin. He declined on the ground that "it would be a paradox to hold a conference on municipal government in a nation where local self-government has been obliterated." Mayor LaGuardia's refusal smacks more of a consistently biased opinion than any reasoned judgment...
...results of his test, Dr. Clark described some of the effects which 54½ sleepless hours had on his students: "The faculty which suffers most ... is vision. The boys just couldn't see clearly, their notions of perspective were bad, their eye movements slow and their judgment of color erratic. Muscular coordination was low, tests of writing, aiming a gun, and hitting a nail on the head showing a great loss of accuracy. But there were periods when the boys seemed to make brief comebacks to alertness, something like 'second wind...
...Senator Austin tried to make a point of order against the verdict on the grounds that after being acquitted on six charges. Judge Ritter could not be convicted on a count that was but a summary of those six. He was overruled. Senator Pittman pronounced the Senate's judgment: "The said Halsted L. Ritter be, and he is hereby, removed from office...