Word: legalization
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1920-1929
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Professor Wilson, who has had wide experience in international negotiations, served as a legal adviser at the Conference, while Professor Blakeslee was a technical adviser on Pacific and Far Eastern questions...
Professor Wilson, who is announced as one of the speakers, served as legal adviser at the Washington Conference. He is widely known as an authority on international law, and holds a professorship at the U. S. Naval College as well as at the University. He has had wide experience in international negotiations, holding the position of American delegate to the International Naval Conference in 1908-09. He was counselor to the American Legation at the Hague in 1914, and later served as legal adviser to the American mission for return of the Dutch ships...
Professor Wilson served as a legal adviser at the Arms Limitation Conference, while Professor Blakeslee was a technical adviser on Pacific and Far Eastern questions...
Among the other forms of community service this year is the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, which gives free legal advice to the needy people of Boston and Cambridge. Thirty-five law students have been assisting with this work...
...Quincy House raid had absolutely nothing to do with the removal of Harold D. Wilson, Prohibition Enforcement Officer. The only complaint in that raid is made by Wilson against a man named Kearn, Wilson claiming that Kearn's residence at the Quincy House was not legal, and hence he had no right to keep liquor there. The courts will decide the matter in due time and find Kearn guilty or not guilty. The guests at the banquet in the same hotel the night of the raid was neither guilty of any crime nor charged with any crime...