Word: legalism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Harvard Student Council deplores racial discrimination either in the college or in public places. While we recognize the legal right of bona fide private clubs to restrict membership in any way they see fit, we feel that any public place should be open to all persons, regardless of race or color...
...nation-wide network of intellectual-labor newspapers, the smashing of the wood pulp and press machinery monopolies, and the establishment of "watch dogs" over the public interest in an unshackled press. "World Government, But First One World," by Stephen M. Schwebel, strikes out at federalist perfectionists who "take legal symbols for social realities." "The Coming Economic Crisis in America," by George Goldstein, appears to be a digest of an honors thesis and is consequently well backed up by statistics. It suffers only slightly from the dry jargon of academic economics. He sets up the proposition that within the next...
Robert Ulich, professor of Education, will be the second lecturer in the series. He will speak on March 18 on "Hebrew-Christian Ethics in the Teaching Profession." The last lecture will be delivered on March 25 by Roscoe Pound, University professor, who will discuss "Hebrew-Christian Ethics in the Legal Profession...
After many a season of big-city haymaking, Farmer Henry Wallace's roots in Iowa looked pretty loose. He yanked them up and transferred his legal residence to New York City. Only he didn't exactly have a Manhattan residence yet: he was living in an apartment subleased from a sublessee. Anyway, said Wallace, Manhattan is just a place he's passing through. Eventually he hopes to spread out on his 120-acre chicken farm in South Salem...
...bulk of future loans, was still a relatively long way off. But McCloy was already busy on the practical task of selling them. Even before he publicly took over, a bill was all set to be introduced in the New York State legislature making the Bank's bonds legal investments for New York State insurance firms. As insurance firms "domiciled" in New York own 50% of all U.S. insurance assets, this would open the door, when & if the bill is passed, to one of the biggest groups of bond buyers...