Word: leaching
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...Harvey H. Bundy of Boston, recently appointed an Assistant Secretary of State; Irving S. Olds of Manhattan; Stanley Clarke, president of St. Louis Public Service Co.; Stanley Morrison, law professor at Stanford University; Chauncey Balknap of Manhattan; Vice President James Mount Nicely of Guaranty Trust Co.; Walter Barton Leach Jr., assistant professor at Harvard Law School...
...retiring officers that the annual Legal Aid banquet is to be held at the University Club on Monday, April 6, at 7 o'clock. The speakers will include Roscoe Pound, Dean of the Harvard Law School, Professor Austin Watkinson Scott, Story Professor of Law, and Walter Barton Leach, Assistant Professor...
...Katzenbach 21, composed the team of the winning club, and were opposed by G. H. Ellis 2L and D. D. Gunn 21, of the Warren Club. The argument concerned a case now pending in the United States Supreme Court. The judges of the trial were Professor W. B. Leach Chief Justice, R. J. Cotter '02 and J. V. Spaulding, associate justices...
...arrested by Chilean nitrate, that commodity was, and most of it still is, extracted from the earth by the antiquated, piddling Shanks process. The "caliche," or nitrate-bearing earth, is broken up with explosives, loaded into cars by hand. At the plant it is boiled in small tanks to leach out the nitrate, which is then run off as liquor and dried into commercial form. The Guggenheims were not en- thusiastic about the Shanks process. Undoubtedly they thought of Daniel Cowan Jackling and his mass production methods in copper mining (TIME, April 28). They set a staff of engineers...
...same restless attitude of public mind that brought defeat to Century made for Forum's success. Sixteen years Century's junior, Forum was founded by Isaac L. Rice, edited first by Lorettus Sutton Metcalf, next by famed Walter Hines Page. A succession of editors led in 1923 to Mr. Leach, under whose direction Forum has more than tripled the highest circulation of Page's time...