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The measure of that "unfitness" had not been his legal ability: the "Brandeis Brief" had revolutionized legal presentations of evidence and argument; he had personally won resounding court victories over the greatest reigning U.S. barristers for a score of years; Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller had called him "the ablest...
Thirty-two of Britain's leading ladies marched last week into Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden's office to demand equality with men in Britain's Diplomatic Service (now for men only). They gushed scorn on every common objection from "marriage would interfere" to the notion that an...
Protestants, who opposed the Taylor appointment as an infringement of the historic U.S. separation of Church and State, made no immediate move to protest his return to the Vatican, which he left 13 months ago after an operation presumably not expecting to return. But the Christian Century, which led the...
But in the next issue of the Lancet, Dr. Violet Russell of London answered this theoretical objection from practical experience. Wrote she: "Somewhat shame facedly and surreptitiously I have encouraged any expectant mothers, who felt so inclined, to drink this infusion. ... In a good many cases in my own experience...
The purge of Marshal Mikhail Tukachevsky was partly caused by his objection to the revival of the powers of political commissars. The Finnish war, after Marshal Tukachevsky and 213 other officers had been liquidated, showed that they were right. Commissars were dismissed and the Soviet Army organ, Red Star, declared...