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Most dangerous of the squad's opponents is Kenney, who placed fourth in the 1932 meet and second in last year's meet. Malloy, who captained the freshman team of last year, will also cause the Crimson runners plenty of trouble...
Died. Pat Malloy, 49, Tulsa lawyer & oilman (Malloy & Co.); suddenly, of coronary occlusion; in an Eldorado, Ark. hotel. As county prosecutor 20 years ago he made such a brilliant closing argument in a murder case that the judge declared a mistrial. Appointed Assistant Attorney General by President Roosevelt last year to war on kidnappers and racketeers, he startled lawyers by advocating Federalized police and disregard of Constitutional guarantees, resigned when Attorney General Cummings disavowed his policies (TIME. Oct. 16 et ante...
...cried "Collusion!" at the offer, thought a fair price would be $35. The President split the difference. Agreed price: $36.37½. ¶The President appointed Joseph B. Keenan of Cleveland, special prosecutor in the Urschel kidnapping case, to be Assistant Attorney General, filling the vacancy left by resigning Pat Malloy...
...Grand Rapids episode was only one of "a series of sharp differences" which had culminated in Pat Malloy's breach with his chief. Mr. Malloy said he had recommended prosecution of "a New York financier" for income tax evasion. Mr. Cummings had demurred. When the Attorney General had asked the chief of his criminal division to prosecute a Department of Justice employe for a $2,000 defalcation it was Mr. Malloy's turn to balk. His explanation: "The evidence is not strong and I refuse to use the Government to prosecute a little man while they...
Comfortably off after 20 years in the oil business, Mr. Malloy plans a European trip with his wife, perhaps private practice in Washington when he returns. Up to last Monday, Attorney General Cummings had let his challenge...