Lawyers and Public Confidence in the Roosevelt Era
A Kansas City convention sees defenders of law critiquing President Roosevelt and urging lawyers to self analyze. President Hutchins of the University of Chicago calls for ethical soul searching, arguing law should be a profession not a trade and that public trust hinges on high standards.
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Roosevelt
Robert M. Hutching
University of Chicago
Hutchins
Supreme Court
Bar Association
Washington
Mississippi
Arkansas
Japan replies to US protest on Nanking bombing
The letter defends Japanese raids as aimed at military targets and vows to respect third powers’ lives and property "as far as possible." It notes that doubt remains whether that pledge will cover more than a limited area, calling for a broader restraint on aerial warfare to protect civilians.
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Japan
Nanking
Compressed air disease and worker safeguards
Dr Morris Fishbein explains caisson disease from compressed air exposure in caisson workers. The article describes how high air pressure keeps water out, the bodily effects of pressure changes, symptoms such as pain and dizziness, and safety measures including ear clearing, automatic regulation, oxygen therapy, and tagging workers for rapid recompression. It notes the risk of misdiagnosis as intoxication and the need for rapid response.
Mystery of a Murder Case Deepens in New York Quiet
Cilly argues with Sergeant Dolan as new alibi leads emerge in a murder investigation. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Perry recount meeting Kerrigan near midnight at Floyd Bennett Field, supporting Jim’s possible alibi and threatening to exonerate him from charges. Dolan admits doubt remains and vows further checks as the case moves toward closure.
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QO. K
Dolan Or
Dolan
Mrs. Perry
Jim
John
Mr. Perry
Ciety
St. Ann's Avenue
Kerrigan
Miss Pierce
Jones Beach
Mr. Kerrigan
Mary
Floyd Bennett Field
Chicago
Floyd Bonnett Field
Amy
The Share-Cropper by Charlie May Simon review
A book review portrays The Share-Cropper as a penetrating depiction of exploited workers in the modern South. Bill Bradley, a sharecropper, endures debt, hunger, and social injustice while the system burns out families, leaving readers with a somber, reflective mood.
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Charlie May Simon
Dutton
Bill Bradley
Bradley
Bill
Russians drift 250 miles from Isperal amid winter perils
Report notes Russians left at North Pole have drifted over 250 miles from Isperal as winter encroaches. Irene Castle McLaughlin laments looming alimony of 740 dollars monthly. Townsend pensions draw criticism as seen by public reaction. A Tinger printing outfit was stolen from an Oregon courthouse, suggesting rising theft. An expert count claims at least eight data items showing Napoleon wore certain clothes, while Unem remains in a distant second to beds in some tally.
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Isperal
North Pole
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Oregon
Napoleon
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