Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Though Norman Thomas in his recent address at Harvard declared that "nothing is so futile as the academic aptitude of side-line radicalism," it is unwise to extend this judgment on side-line location to undergraduate political activity...
...Treasury has recently recognized that a taxpayer who acts on a lawyer's advice may be making what is in his judgment an honest return, so this year taxpayers are asked to file an affidavit stating who gave them the advice. The theory is that the Treasury will disbar prom practice before it all those lawyers who habitually advise taxpayers whose returns are found in error...
...ultimatum on George Douglas, attorney for Mrs. Millen, and professor at the Suffolk Law School. Brown delivered the notice that anyone connected with the publication of the story--provided that after the ultimatum the Record's feet were not frostbitten--would be hailed into court for contempt. This judgment was rendered on the point that publication of such an article would be the same as allowing a witness to testify in public before the case had come to trial...
...desire to point out what I think is an error in your judgment. In TIME of Feb. 19 under Aeronautics you compare Roosevelt's popularity and Lindbergh's. Among all my friends I know not one who has more than a passing interest and little admiration for Colonel Lindbergh, but they are all enthusiastic about our President...
...this depression, as I see it, only if business is sufficiently enterprising in the next year, even in spite of the faulty policies of the NRA and the CWA, to absorb an increasing number of unemployed wage earners. After all, unemployment is the result of errors in judgment made by ourselves, the directing classes...