Progressive Program of Legal Education Urged
Irving E. Carlyle of Winston-Salem urged North Carolina lawyers to advance a progressive legal education tying bar agencies, law schools, and faculty to real cases and events. He warned against over specialization, arguing it weakens the general base of legal training and risks neglecting broader foundational knowledge.
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Legal Educa
North Carolina
Irving E. Carlyle
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Bar Association
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Westinghouse White Collar Workers Plan Early Strike
About 12 000 white collar workers at Westinghouse Electric Corp across 14 plants in six states will strike at 9 a m Monday. The walkout follows an 18 to 1 union vote for a bonus and incentive pay, and may affect 75 000 to 80 000 workers if clerical staff refuse to work.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Federation of Westinghouse
Federation Council
H. C. Jones
Westinghouse
Legal education ties need for better bar admission standards
Carlyle argues after the war that accelerated legal education programs should merge with general education to prevent shortcut admissions to the bar. He calls for higher required training and more faculties with active practice experience to teach students about real court and agency administration.
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Bar Association
North Carolina Bar Association
Carlyle
Law School
Alcoa to relinquish vast wartime aluminum plants
Washington reports that Alcoa will hand over key government wartime aluminum facilities to other operators. The RFC says the plants, built at government cost, will be closed Oct. 31 and disposed of to create industry competition. The sites have a total capacity well over 1.25 billion pounds yearly.
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Washington
Aluminum Company
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Man
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Still Faithful State College Survey Shifts Gossip
A survey of Penn State co-eds reveals the "girl back home" is not the two timing flirt she is rumored to be. The report challenges campus gossip and presents a nuanced view of relationships among students. Additionally a note mentions that nearly 60 kinds of food fish are found in Canada.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Canada
Names Hidden Within a Puzzle and Advice Lines
The text poses biblical questions about J’s mother and Joseph’s spouses and sons. It also offers etiquette tips and wisdom from Mrs. Roosevelt and a September horoscope advising gratitude, self-control, and diplomatic behavior.
McNutt to Return as Philippines High Commissioner
Paul V. McNutt will return to duties in the Philippines after President Truman announced his nomination as high commissioner. Truman said the Philippines is the only current assignment for a U.S. representative, with future Pacific islands to be decided at the peace table. McNutt’s departure leaves vacancies in the Manpower Commission and the Federal Security Agency.
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Philippines
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Paul V. McNutt
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McNutt
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Pacific
U. S
Aleutians
Okinawa
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