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Criminal Justice Monograph. The Change Process in Criminal Justice

Stone Harlan Fiske Associate Justice of the Supreme CourtABAA

AUTOGRAPH LETTER SIGNED 30 DECEMBER 1936 TO HIS FRIEND EDWARD LAROCQUE TINKER REGARDING HIS SLOW RECOVERY FROM A MEDICAL CRISIS WRITTEN FROM SEA ISLAND GEORGIA IN INK MANUSCRIPT

37285Single leaf written in ink on recto and verso. First page with engraved illustration and printed letterhead of "The Cloister Sea Island Georgia." Stone has crossed out "The Cloister" and written above it "Cottage 71." Signed in ink "Harlan F. Stone" at bottom of the verso. Very Good. "Dear Tinker It was good to have your letter which followed us when we came here a week ago Sunday. They took me to the train in a wheelchair but now thanks to the balmy climate I am walking. I walked two miles. We shall unwind probably until late Jan and then return to my sadly interrupted job. "Sorry you could not make your trip to Pasadena. It would have been a pleasant change for you both. I enjoyed your tale of Mr. Pal and Shaw. Have you heard of the elderly spinster who attended a party when each guest was to dress so as to indicate the title of a book. Across her lower front was a placard ------ . The answer of course was It Cant Happen Here. Our best regards to you and Frances. Let us hope that the new year will be a better one for all of us and that we shall meet soon. As ever your friend Harlan F. Stone" Harlan Fiske Stone 1872-1946 was appointed to the Supreme Court as an Associate Justice by Calvin Coolidge and served as such from 1925 to1941 when Franklin Roosevelt appointed him Chief Justice a position he occupied until his death in 1946. Stone had been ill sometime around December1936 and had traveled to Sea Island Georgia to recuperate. A report in January 30 1937 stated that he had returned to Washington fully recovered. His correspondent was Edward Larocque Tinker 1881-1968 a writer concentrating on Latin American culture. Both men were graduates of Columbia Law School Stone in 1898 and Tinker in 1902. After Stone graduated the school asked him to remain as a teacher; he did so while maintaining a private law firm. In 1910 the law school named Stone its Dean a position he held for fourteen years. Tinker likely knew Stone both as a student and fellow teacher. "It Can't Happen Here" mentioned in this Letter refers to the 1935 novel by Sinclair Lewis. "Harlan Fiske Stone Society" website of Columbia Law School. unknown books

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United States Department of JusticeABAA

Attorney General's Committee on Administrative Procedure. in 3 books

1998217881998. Administrative. The Attorney General's Committee on Administrative Procedure. Monograph Series No. 1-27. Washington: Government Printing Office 1940-1941. 9 volumes in 3 books. Reprint W.S. Hein 1998. New. USD 495. This committee prepared twenty-seven studies of individual federal agencies. From these studies one may learn what the agencies are created to do as well as the methods by which they operate. The series consists of the following: No. 1 The Division of Public Contracts Dept. of Labor. The Walsh-Healy Act; No. 2 The Veterans' Administration; No. 3 Federal Communications Commission. 2 v.; No. 4 United States Maritime Commission; No. 5 Federal alcohol Administration; No. 6 The Federal Trade Commission; No. 7 The Administration of the Grain Standards Act. Department of Agriculture; No. 8 Railroad Retirement Board; No. 9 The Federal Reserve System; No. 10 Department of Commerce. Bureau of Marine Inspections and Navigation; No. 11 The Administration of the Packers and Stockyards Act. Department of Agriculture; No. 12 Administrative of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. Wage and Hour Division. Children's Bureau. 2v.; No. 13 Post Office Department; No. 14 Federal Control of Banking. Comptroller of the currency and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; No. 15 War Department; No. 16 Social Security Board; No. 17 Railway Labor. The National Railroad Adjustment Board and the National Mediation Board; No.18 National Labor Relations Board; No. 19 The Civil Aeronautics Authority. 2 v.; No. 20 Department of the Interior; No. 21 United States Employees; Compensation Commission; No. 22 Administration of Internal Revenue Laws. Bureau of Internal Revenue. Board of Tax Appeals. Processing Tax Board of Review. 2v.; No. 23 Bituminous Coal Division. Department of the Interior. 2v.; No. 24 Interstate Commerce Commission. 2v.; No. 25 Federal Power Commission; No. 26 Securities and Exchange Commission; No. 27 Administration of the Custom Laws. United States Tariff Commission. Bureau of Customs Department of the Treasury. 2v. unknown books

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