Word: reed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Congressman John H. Bernard of Minnesota will speak at the Phillips Brooks House tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, on the subject of "What's happening in Congress." The address will be given under the auspices of the John Reed Society...
...Furthermore, if Reed does not participate, he will face possible embarrassment from a failure of confirmation...
Folix Frankfurter, Byrne Professor of Administrative Law, received the corroboration of Mr. Reed's plans yesterday. Beyond saying that President Roosevelt's latest choice for the highest court is positively expected to join John Biggs, Jr. and D. Lawrence Groner in the judging, Professor Frankfurter had no comment to make...
Those of us charged with the administration of the Ames Competition note with displeasure the story appearing on page one of today's issue of the Crimson, captioned "Reed Faces Poser, to Judge or Not to Judge Ames Competition." The impression created by this article is wholly inaccurate and the five questions, imagined by the writer to be puzzling to Mr. Reed, are neither raised by the rules of the Ames Competition nor judicial etiquette...
...respective side of the argument. The judges are to consider only the structure of the briefs, the treatment of authorities, the skill shown in answering questions asked by the court, and the mastery of the technique of oral advocacy displayed by rival counsel, in arriving at their conclusion. Mr. Reed would not be embarrassed at having to make a decision of this nature and in no way would his chances of confirmation be jeopardized...