Washington law industry swells as ex officials join private firms
A Washington trend shows ex government officials shifting to private legal work as an “industry” grows. Abe Fortas joined a private firm after leaving interior work and agreed to represent Puerto Rico in major courts, prompting questions about conflicts and propriety. The piece contrasts Fortas with earlier reformers, notes rising lobbying and legal fee costs, and cites fears of public funds covering private gains. It also mentions Judge Waldie in Lincoln and a batch of 200 local adoption-seeking children in New South Wales.
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Teuman
Tham
Abe Fortas
the Interior
Department of the Interior
Trust-Buster
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Boston
Department “of the Interior
Department of Justice
Porto Rico
Justice and Interior
Warner W. Gardner
Interior Department
Fortas
Gardner
Tugwell
Banyers
Ois
Inc
Dorgan
Portae Lave Fle
Phoman G. Corcoran
Roosevelt
Nims
Congress
Elyria Girl Serves Doughnuts In Germany
Miss Mary Nye of Elyria serves American soldiers on the Autobahn at Java Junction doughnut dugout near Stuttgart Germany. She began Red Cross service in 1944 and has been overseas since September 1944, after earlier duty in England.
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Mary Nye
Dudgé
HW. OH. Nye
Wa ‘Gion Avenue
Red Cross
Stuttgart
Ling
Austria
France
Java
Miss Nye
Red Cross Service Clubs Organization
Swinburn
England
Germany
Avon Honored At Shower For Helen Ackerman Bride Elect
A mixed Avon area shower was held Sunday May 9 at Mrs. Theresa Ackerman's home honoring Miss Helen Ackerman bride elect of Harold Starsniak of Elyria. Guests from Cleveland Lakewood Avon Lake Avon and other areas attended. Prizes went to Ruth Daugherty Elyria Sanatetta Nagel Cleveland and Monica Hassell Avon.
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Virginia
Lakewood
Avan
Homer
Detroit Road
Pear
Avon High School
Akron
South Bend
Ind
Cleveland
Emma Studer
Baptist Church
Town Hall
W. 5
C.S
Methodist Church
Ems
Anna Gilbert
Birthday Club
Amherst
Ela Clifton
Beulah
Oberlin
Harry Hubbard
Hubert Gough
Lynda
Columbiana
Sandra
Kay Stockhaus
Westlake
Wilson Jameson
George Kelling
Elyria
Avon
Moser
Pennsylvania
Alfred Walker
W. J.barr
Mary
Grace
Irene Gough
Harry
Charlie Howell
Oberlin Hospital
Theresa Ackerman
Estella Sutter
Carl Ackerman
Helen Ackerman
Harold Starsniak
Elyeia
Favor Bunco
Ruth | Daugherty
Elyes
Sanatetta Nagel
Monica Hassell
Klyvia
Avon Lake
Arnold Buck
Ganed
George Houserman
Roy Cahoon
Cecil Moore
Donald
Dean Bliss
Columbus
Donald Moore
Virginia Bliss
Arnald
Robert Buck
Donald Hubbard
Out of Laws
Frank Schneider
Bucyrus
George Hackett
Clarence Barber
Joan
Rocky River
George Buck
Clit
Cord Minkler
Dale
Torain
Mes
Erwin Mubbard
Glenn Flubbard
Toledo
Chatham Visitors Attend Local Graduation Exercises
Mr and Mrs Norman Aufmuth of Creston City Florida stay with Mr and Mrs Tom McVicker as their daughter in law Mrs Aufmuths son Eugene Ridgeway prepares to graduate. News notes mention Will Clifford of Penfield improving after six weeks illness and local visits include John Brinker and Edith Brinker. L R Wideman hosts a birthday dinner with Mr and Mrs Harry Kimmich and Mr and Mrs H.
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Chatham
Florida
Norman Autmuth
Creston City
Fla
Aufmuth
Tom McVicker
Autmuth
Eugene Ridgeway
Will Clifford
Penfield
John Brinker
Nuttwood
Edith Brinker
L. R. Wideman
Harry Kimmich
Civil War Veil Lingers In The News War
Information Please to Tran notes vague fighting factors as Civil War rhetoric resurfaces. Buchanan and Mr. and Mrs Wideman honor birthday anniversaries of Mrs Kimmich and Mrs Wideman. Evening guests from Farm Bureau Council No 2 honor wedding anniversaries of several couples and share refreshments.
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Jimming
Tran
New York Post. Corporation
Harry Kimmich
R., Wideman and Me
Wynn Wideman
MacArthur Cuts Imperial Princes From Pay Roll
General MacArthur ordered the Japanese imperial princes off the public payroll and their wealth taxed. Emperor Hirohito was told not to lend them money while an Allied directive stripped 14 royal families of special privileges and immunities. Eight million yen in princely securities were removed from the imperial treasury.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Hirohito
Imperial Household Treasury
Imperial
Princes Lose Privileges and Property in New Directive
A government directive strips princes and princesses of honorary posts with annual salaries totaling 2,000,000 yen and removes all rights to property belonging to the imperial household. In Tokyo reports, the move aims to curb tax-funded allowances while maintaining ceremonial roles. Separately, Denver firefighters freed a robin trapped in a twine noose, splinted a broken leg, and released the bird back to its nest.
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Imperial Household
Robin Denver
Denver
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