Word: manley
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Professor Hudson, what is the difference between a juristic and non-juristic question?" was among the queries put to Professor Manley O. Hudson, L. '10, last night at the end of his speech on the progress of the League of Nations, after the CRIMSON reporter had left the room...
...Recent Progress of the World Court and the League of Nations" will be the topic on which Professor Manley O. Hudson L. '10, Bemis Professor of International Law, will speak tomorrow evening at Phillips Brooks House at 8 o'clock at a meeting of the Law School Society...
...people in the United States know whether the League has done anything, and if so, what. Many consider that it has failed entirely. Professor Manley O. Hudson of the Law School has watched its workings from the inside as member of the legal section of the League Secretariat, and from him the University will hear the facts tomorrow evening...
...Prof. Manley O. Hudson, of Harvard University, who was attached to the international law division of the American Peace Mission (1918), was legal advisor to the International Labor Conferences of 1919 and 1920, and to the International Conference on Obscene Publication at Geneva...
...finally deserted to Communism. Now he is head of the Workers' Party, the "overground" organization of the Communist Party which found it wise to "submerge" after one of its conventions, picturesquely staged amid Michigan sand dunes, had been raided and Foster, Ruthenberg and others arrested. There was Joseph Manley, son- in-law and arch-disciple of Foster. There was C. E. Ruthenberg who began as a Socialist, then found himself imprisoned as a criminal anarchist. In all, he has some nine arrests and three convictions to his credit. Now he is Executive Secretary of the Workers' Party. There was Duncan...