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Dean Pound, who is doing extensive research on the Wickersham report, feels that the Boston papers do not emphasize sufficiently the fact that, as the Report says, "what is most needed is that all organizations...interested in putting American criminal justice upon a more scientific basis, unite in a program for accurate nation-wide criminal statistics. As matters stand," Dean Pound went on to say," you read a set of statistics issued by one department, and think you have something. Then you read other sets compiled by other related departments (of the Government), and realize you have nothing...
Walter Lippmann, in an article entitled, "The Great Wickersham Mystery," in the April number of Vanity Fair, has written an exceptionally keen analysis of the prohibition problem. Basing his argument on the internal evidence provided by the Wickersham Report, Mr. Lippmann accuses the present administration of pursuing the policy of nullification under cover of dry legislation...
Ever since the National Commission on Law Observance & Law Enforcement issued its Prohibition report in January, 72-year-old Chairman George Woodward Wickersham has been hounded for an explanation of how the Commission's Wet majority reached Dry conclusions. Last week Chairman Wickersham journeyed to Boston where in an address to the Chamber of Commerce he made his first public comment on his report. Excerpts...
...question for debate will be, "Resolved: That the Anderson Plan as embodied in the Wickersham Report is a solution of present prohibition problems." The complete program will occupy an hour and will be broadcast by every station in the Columbia network. This will be the first time an intercollegiate debate has ever been broadcast over a nation-wide system...