Word: solicitor
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Eisenhower Cabinet officers, Labor Secretary Martin Durkin has had the hardest time getting a team together. The department's new solicitor, ex-Congressman Harry Routzohn, died of a heart attack 39 days after he was confirmed. His post and three other top-level jobs remained open until last week...
...Solicitor: Stuart Rothman, 39. St. Paul lawyer, specialist in public housing...
...seat. He joined the Labor Party, got back in the House of Commons, where he served with fidelity to his party but without any great distinction, except that he had one of the most mellifluous speaking voices in British public life. Attorney General under Labor's Ramsay MacDonald, Solicitor General in Churchill's wartime coalition government, he was finally named Lord Chancellor when Labor came to power in 1945, as a reward for party service...
...Clarence Alba Davis, 60, Nebraska lawyer, to be departmental solicitor. Onetime general counsel of the state public-power agency, Davis opposes a federal Missouri Valley authority on the grounds that such projects should be run by the states concerned rather than by the national government...
...served as attorney in the office of the Solicitor-General and as a special assistant to the Attorney-General...