Word: noted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...been stopped at the State line in a decent way and paid my permit the State would have $2. This fee by the way increases with heavier trucks, and properly supervised this ordinance would bring the State a great deal of revenue. As it is. you will note that the J. P. made himself $3.15#151;the officer $2.90-the witness (that guy killed me, he never once spoke a word) $1- and the fine was $1. WHAT DOES THE STATE...
...first editorial staff. Joseph Henry Beale, now 75, longtime Harvard professor of law, surveys the conflicts of law during the last 50 years. Dean Emeritus of Northwestern University's Law School, John Henry Wigmore, 75, lightly recalls his early assignment to develop the Recent Cases and Notes departments. His prize Note, he says, was this quotation of Henry Lord Brougham in an 1846 British Parliamentary report on legal education...
Looking back over a half century of existence, the Review points out in an article that legal periodicals published by jurists were apparently too well established to be dislodged by the work of mere students. Thus it was with a note of apology that the first edition appeared in April, 1887. Since then its growth has been steady...
...fiction the elegiac note is absent, but the same restrained exoticism still appears. Each of the stories is good, but the only one which seems to emerge from the level of distinguished composition-class work is "Another Country" by John M. Cunningham. Setting the Sciltan Mafia on an American water-front, it builds with almost unfailing crescendo, a sequence of extortion, intimidation and violent death. "The Blue Bird" by H. P. Coolidge places a troupe of Russian ballet dancers in an American hotel and sketches with humor and feeling the aversion of a lesser Nijinsky tragedy. The third fictional item...
...controlled note of bitterness pervades his farewell as he came away from the drydock where the Joseph Conrad lay alongside the swanky yachts which she would presently resemble when refitted by her new owner, 24-year-old G. Huntington Hartford, grandson of the A. & P. stores founder...