Word: louise
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The other six faculty members and their appointments are: Arthur T. Von Mehren '43, to the Committee on Foreign Exchange of Law Teachers and Students; Louis B. Sohn, Committee on International Law; Harold J. Berman, director of the study on teaching law in the liberal arts curriculum; Charles Fairman, Admissions...
Sam Jaffe's role as the cool and precise master-mind of a jewel robbery is well-conceived. Jaffe is not shallow; he learns that an old man must not think about young girls, and seems quite willing to accept this sage ethic. Louis Calhern's part involves an early...
Brookings Institution was founded by Robert Brookings, a St. Louis woodenwares millionaire who retired at 46 to "give my money and the rest of my life to public service." While serving as Woodrow Wilson's price control chief in Washington during World War I, Brookings was appalled at the...
With the satisfied air of a man who lost the battle but won the war, Financier Louis E. Wolfson resigned last week as a director of Montgomery Ward & Co. Less than a year after the proxy fight that netted him three seats on the nine-man board, Wolfson stepped out...
Died. Henry Louis Mencken, 75, essayist and critic-of-all-things; after long illness; in Baltimore (see THE PRESS).