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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...prohibition societies are already springing up, armed with new crusading vigor, and intent upon running him once and for all out of the land. Then, doubtless, the vicious circle would revolve once more: prohibition would be incomplete, would result in widespread contempt for law and a demand for repeal; then, when repeal was once more obtained, it would again prove wholly untenable and rouse such public indignation as to lead back to prohibition. At no time would the problem of liquor control be satisfactorily solved...
Henry S. Thompson of Concord was nominated president; Austin W. Scott, Story Professor of Law as vice-president; Walter Humphreya as accretary, and John L. Taylor as treasurer...
Officers and personnel of the Legal Aid Bureau an organization of Law School students which provides professional advice for the needy and at the same time practical experience for future lawyers, were announced today from its headquarters in Kendall House...
Lord Wright of Durley, one of the most active figures in recent development of English law, will give a free, public lecture on the Common Law at 5 o'clock this afternoon, at Langdell Hall. He will discuss "Damages and Tort...
President Conant led the fight two years ago to repeal the law with a personal plea before the House committee on education. After passing in both houses of the State Legislature the measure to remove the existing statute was vetoed by Governor Hurley...