Word: lawyers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week SEC proved up another set of facts. It quizzed a Cleveland lawyer named Allan Hull, who had been waiting in the county court building in Detroit for the suit to be filed. Hull admitted that he had known the day before that the suit was going to be filed...
...lusty London, the play tells of three high-flying cheats, one of whom professes to be an alchemist, and of the brisk trade they drive. Dupes and sharpers alike are finally discomfited; but first the alchemist is sought out by every kind and condition of hopeful, from a modest lawyer's clerk who has an itch to gamble to the City knight, Sir Epicure Mammon, with his sumptuous and stupendous visions of sensuality...
...give independents a chance at first crack at topflight pictures by auctioning them off through competitive bidding. That order, said the Supreme Court, failed to strike at the core of the present cases. It sent the decision back to the lower court for a tougher ruling. To many a lawyer, it looked as if the Supreme Court wanted complete divorcement...
...became president of a combine of ten companies headed by Continental Distilling Corp. In 1939 he moved up into his present job in Publicker, Continental's parent, became an officer of several subsidiaries. Named with Marks was Nelson Littell, 51, Manhattan patent lawyer, and secretary-treasurer of American Hyalsol...
...professor was a New York City lawyer before coming to Harvard, and has worked under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, National Recovery Administration, Securities and Exchange Commission, and War Production Board...