Word: morrision
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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The Government, through the Department of Justice, is suing the Chemical Foundation, Inc. (a Delaware Corporation) for German patents confiscated during the War and sold to that Company. The suit, being held before Federal Judge Hugh M. Morris at Wilmington, Del., involves many technical details?4,000 pages of typewritten...
On its second point the Government brought out that another company offered considerably more for certain of the patents than was paid by the Foundation. Judge Morris admitted the evidence but questioned its applicability. The President was empowered to make the sale, he said, but not necessarily to the highest...
The efforts of the defense were chiefly confined to arguing that the Foundation's actions were entirely patriotic and that it had acted in the best interests of American Chemical industries. Judge Morris several times expressed skepticism of the validity of the Government's arguments.
Harvey Foo-Ding Huong 3E.T.S., of Hankow, China, received his degree of Bachelor of Divinity in absentia as he was granted a leave of absence early in the spring. Herbert Brooke Morris 3E.T.S., of Pawhuska, Okla, was also awarded a degree of Bachelor of Divinity, while Joseph Buchanan Bernardin 3E.T.S...
The Solomon Wheaton Prize for reading, with an income of $1000 went to Allen Williams Clark 3E.T.S., of Boston, while the William H. Lincoln Prizes for reading, with incomes of $35 and $25 were awarded to Richard Preston 2E.S., of Lexington, and to Francis Alonzo Caswell 1E.T.S., of Salem, respectively...