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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...defense seemed to want the same kind of jurors, it took less than two days to choose a dozen citizens of Hunterdon County out of 65 who were questioned. Of those picked none had more than a modest education or modest means. Their average age was 44. All save one were married. All save two had children in the family...
...establishment of the new plan immensely increases the opportunities given to younger men to develop their abilities and equip themselves more effectively as teachers and scholars," he writes. . . . "Too often younger men, on this or any other college faculty find it difficult to save from routine duties in teaching enough time for their individual reading and research, and inevitably men who are thus handicapped are delayed in realizing their full potentialities, or are possibly sometimes prevented al- together from achieving the excellence they otherwise might...
Thief John Dillinger, on whose grave near Indianapolis last week appeared a spray of greens inscribed "Merry Christmas, Old Pal," was the No. 1 catch of a New Deal's crime drive which in one year landed every major public enemy save one in jail or grave, solved seven out of eleven kidnappings, convicted three kidnappers...
...which includes all Long Island, is smaller (1,086,722 Catholics) only than the archdioceses of New York and Chicago. Jersey City-born, sandy-haired Bishop Kearney was ordained in 1927 in the Lateran Basilica in Rome, where he took his doctorate in theology at North American College. Save for a short time as parish priest, he engaged entirely in diocesan work, became chancellor of Brooklyn...
...submitting their three recommendations, which are estimated to save between $75,000 and $100,000, the report points out that not only are there no special funds for the promotion of tutors, but also that "tutoring has too rarely been regarded by the University or by the tutors, as a career...