Word: solicitor
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...official college release last night stated: "The Faculty Committee on Administration at its regular weekly meeting this afternoon voted in accordance with the unanimous recommendation of the Judiciary Committee of the Undergraduate Council to suspend indefinitely the students identified by County Solicitor Robert A. Jones as having been the members of the group present at the incident leading to the death of Raymond J. Cirrotta...
...served overseas in World War I in the infantry, spent his next 20 years becoming an expert on international law. As a professor of international law and diplomacy at Columbia, he worked hard at the theory of law among nations, learned the frustrating practical side of it as assistant solicitor to the State Department, and as an aide to tough old Elihu Root at Geneva. He was assistant secretary general of the first Council session of UNRRA, played a part in the birth of U.N. at San Francisco. Last year Harry Truman made him deputy U.S. representative...
...final meeting tonight drive manager Frank H. Coyne '47 will assign one solicitor to every 15 men in College for the effort to top the $25,000 goal his committee...
Double Jeopardy. In Philadelphia, the city solicitor's office demanded that Harry Zeitz, in prison under death sentence, either pay up $5.35 in delinquent taxes or face court action...
Early Years. Shortly after "Bobbie" was born, his father was appointed Solicitor General by President Benjamin Harrison. In 1892, Father became a federal judge and moved back to Cincinnati. Young Bob grew up with a love for fire horses and alarm bells; Engine Company No. 10 was across the street. Bob's favorite game was chess. In 1900, Father was sent out to administer the Philippines; the family spent four years in Malacanan Palace in Manila, but after two years, Bob returned to the U.S. to go to Taft School. Serious, shy, he shrank from the limelight which bathed...