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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...American Union (April 14), the International Chamber of Commerce (May 4), the 50th anniversary of the Red Cross (May 21). He will go to Valley Forge for his Memorial Day address. The Indiana Republican Editors Association will hear him at Indianapolis June 15. The next day he will review the Grand Army of the Republic at Columbus, Ohio and, at last, dedicate the Harding memorial at Marion. The day after will find him at Springfield, Ill. dedicating another Lincoln memorial...
...Doubleday, Page & Co., persuaded his employers to sign a contract for its publication. Mrs, Frank Doubleday, social worker and moral reformer, read the MS. with a horror that persuaded her husband to "throw the books in the cellar" before putting them on sale. Norris quickly mailed out 100 review copies, the only U. S.-printed volumes of the book in circulation for the next seven years...
...meeting will attempt to review the present unemployment situation not only with regard to Cambridge in particular, but from a state and even nationwide standpoint. The talks, which will be followed by open discussion, will include both aspects of the problem...
...this capacity ever since his unflagging energy and untiring industry distinguishing him even in his advanced years. These are the salient facts in the life of Oliver Wendell Holmes '61 scholar, historian, lawyer, professor, judge, "dean of American jurists," in whose honor the current issue of the Harvard Law Review is written.The Hopkinson portrait of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes '61 which was presented to the Law School last year and is now hanging in Langdell Hall. The Harvard Law Review is today issuing its regular number which is dedicated to Mr. Justice Holmes in honor of his ninetieth birthday, which...
...dedication of the March issue of the Harvard Law Review to Justice Holmes, the University is today adding another tribute to those already paid to one of its greatest graduates. The Law Review, through the praise of its contributors, men of such international distinction as Chief Justice Hughes and Lord Sankey, Chancellor of Great Britain, acknowledges the great debt owed to Mr. Holmes both by the Law School and the profession as a whole...