Word: bailing
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Said Magistrate Solomon, holding Madzenski in $1,000 bail: "This is the most unique form of larceny I've ever encountered. But it goes to show that dishonesty in any form is still a sucker's game...
Candidate for President Earl Russell Browder, convicted of passport fraud and out on bail pending an appeal, was denied the right to leave the State of New York. Attorney General John J. Bennett Jr. expressed his "informal" opinion that Browder, as a felon, had lost the right to vote...
...Stolz, president of Interborough News Co., distributors of Man to Man. Then he bustled to a police station, jumped up behind the lieutenant's desk, heard the complaint (offering for sale an "obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, indecent or disgusting book or magazine"), released Distributor Stolz in $5,000 bail...
...fighters could rise to the defense from the London area and inland just as well as from the coast. If plane casualties were mounting, the R. A. F. replied that plane production was also mounting, and pilots could now fly their machines up to the hilt of action, then bail out if necessary...
Markert was promptly arrested, charged with manslaughter, held on $990 bail. Maxfield was photographed, fingerprinted and released. He had not transgressed the law. Said Walter's bereaved mother to reporters: "We had all the confidence in the world...