Word: orally
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Supreme Court Justice Harold H. Burton presided at the session, which consisted of oral argument of a case testing the right of a Federal Court to enjoin a district attorney from prosecuting under the Taft-Hartley Act a union which bought newspaper space and radio time to endorse a candidate for federal office. The two clubs had previously submitted briefs on the same issue...
...eight members of the winning Gardner Club-Oral advocates Douglas F. Stevenson and Nelson Taylor, and counsels Charles H. Batlett, Jr.; Marvin Borman; Harold L. Hitchens, Jr., Holmes E. Hobart; Robert H. Troescher; and Miles G. Wedeman--will receive $300 for their efforts...
...losing Pitney Club members--oral advocates Ralph D. Buck, Jr., and Gurdon W. Wattles '42 and counsels John H. Bass '43; Charles B. Gates, Jr, '43; Philip P. Green, Jr.; Robert U. Holden '44; and Richard J. Jennings '40 --win a total...
Justice burton praised both sides' briefs and oral arguments, and congratulated the Law School on the program...
...Gardnor Club's oral advocates will be Douglas F. Stevenson and Nelson Taylor, with Charles H. Batlett, Jr., Marvin Borman, Harold L. Hitchens, Jr., Holmes E. Hobart, Robert H. Troescher, and Miles G. Wodeman as counsels