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Ranch Rush
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The game opens with a brief introductory sequence that introduces you to Sara and her boss, Jim, who owns the flower nursery. Due to the current financial downturn, the flower nursery is in danger of being closed down. Sara immediately decides that the solution to this problem could be to open a farmer's market on some of Jim's unused land. This is where you, as the player, come in as you help Sara try to make enough money to keep the flower nursery open once the eight week time limit is over.
Rather than a big business approach, Sara's operation is distinctly low key which is really what you would expect with just one person doing all the work. Raw materials, such as top soil and seeds, will need to be purchased. Crops will need to be planted, watered, protected from pests and harvested. Among the items on the menu are corn, tomatoes, wheat and clover. A selection of animals will need to be reared in order to produce items that include milk and honey. You can also use some of the raw material to increase you range of goods by producing bread and tomato ketchup.
All the various activities take place on a day-to-day basis with Monday to Friday concentrating on filling the order of a single customer. When Saturday comes around, you can sell off any surplus stock to all and sundry as the farmer's market opens its doors. Actually selling is one activity that requires no involvement as it is carried out in the background as goods are sold off and your bank balance increased. Money earner can be used to purchase goods from the local store. Surprisingly, while Sara is capable of multi-tasking in other areas (planting, harvesting and delivering goods to assigned locations), items from the store can only be purchased one at a time.
As this is a one-person operation, some thought need to go into the layout of Sara's cottage industry. Seeds need to be stored near their growing area while positioning any bee hives away from the clover patch is a good idea as it will give you a time window in which to collect the honey while the bees are visiting the clover for pollen. Fortunately you can rearrange the layout by moving items around. This is especially useful as your work area does tend to spread out and you might want to cut down on the amount of scrolling required.
It is also a good idea to keep a watch on the game clock and make use of all the time available. Each day comes to an end when you have fulfilled the current order even if there is plenty of time left on the clock so why not put it to good use and stock up on some extra items before you complete the order. It may seem unnecessary in the early easy stages of the game but you will quickly find, as difficulty increases, that it will benefit your bank balance and might help with a future order. You can pause and stop the game at any time, safe in the knowledge that you will be returned to the current state of play on your return.
Initially I felt that this was a game that would be unlikely to appeal but I soon found myself being drawn back to it. Alright I will never make a farmer but Ranch Rush is enjoyable and has a charm of its own. You can either play in Casual or Export mode although the latter is locked until you have proved yourself sufficiently in Casual mode.
Ranch Rush has been priced at $19.99. Minimum system requirements call for a Pentium III 800MHz processor, 256MB RAM, 200MB of hard disk space, plus support for DirectX 8.0 running on Windows 2000 and later.
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Union for sheriff's deputies OKs seven-year agreement
Members of the union representing Erie County Sheriff's deputies this week ratified a new seven-year agreement that is retroactive to Jan. 1, 2009, County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz announced Wednesday.
The new contract with the Erie County Sheriff's Police Benevolent Association was approved 93-35 following a membership vote Tuesday. It marks the third successful contract negotiation conducted by the Poloncarz administration, which reached
agreements with county corrections officers and Teamsters Local 264 last year.
The deputies had been working under a contract that expired Dec. 31, 2008. Under the new agreement, which extends to Jan. 1, 2016, members will pay 15 percent of their health insurance premiums. Members will receive retroactive pay raises of 2.5 percent for 2012 and no raises for prior years covered under the contract. They will see 2.5 percent raises this year and in 2014 and 2015. A 3 percent raise will take effect Jan. 1, 2016, the day the contract expires.
Employees will also receive a signing bonus of $750 for each year they were active on the county payroll from 2009 to 2011.

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A family remains displaced after a fire heavily damaged their Franklin townhome and killed two pets on Thursday night.
The blaze broke out around 10:30 p.m. at the home located on Huffine Manor Circle.
Authorities said the fire is believed to have sparked on the first floor of the home.
With the exception of one adjacent unit that had some exterior heat damage, firefighters prevented the fire from spreading to other units.
One resident inside the home was treated on the scene for smoke inhalation. No other injuries were reported.
The family's cat and dog did not survive the fire.
Officials estimate the home sustained $150,000 in damages.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.


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Are you liberal or conservative? Your parents may be to blame
The Globe and Mail:
During Monday night's U.S. presidential debate, Democrat and Republican operatives were no doubt glued to graphs monitoring approval ratings for various key demographics, trying to figure out if President Barack Obama, for instance, was running off with the women's vote with all that talk of 1980s foreign policy and battleships.
But new research suggests that for many viewers, debates don't matter as much as we think. The political die may have been cast way back in childhood. Your temperament as a child and your folks' parenting style may have a lot to do with whether you consider yourself liberal or conservative.
Read the whole story: The Globe and Mail
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Longtime EMT feels young at heart
Thu, 23 May 2013 21:50:31 GMT —
Eighty-five-year-old Josephine Burkey thought she was on her way to CPR training Thursday morning. It turns out she was walking into a room full of EMS workers that were thanking her for her service.
A Brown County EMT, Jo says she has always wanted to be in the medical field.
"When I was in high school, I wanted to be a nurse. I took the EMS training as somebody who came out of the service was teaching it. I learned it at this hospital I was working at and I just end enjoy it. I have always enjoyed it," Burkey said.
Miss Burkey said she got into the medical field in 1968 then shortly after became EMS certified.
"Brown County Ambulance started in 1974 and she was actually on the very first ambulance run that they ever had and she is still active today," EMS System Coordinator Randy Faxon said.
On call for more than 90 hours a week, Miss Jo says its not just a job to her.
"Satisfaction of taking care of a patient that needs me," Burkey said.
Being in the field nearly 50 years, Burkey says she is still adapting to evolving medical technology.
"I don't use a computer at home and don't have one and the ambulance went to the computer so thats been my hardest thing," Burkey said.
Randy Faxon acknowledges Josephine Burkey's quality of her work and says he only hopes to be doing half of what she is doing when he reaches 85.
"She actually does like 90 hours of call time every week and the comment I've made to some people is that I just hope I can stay awake for 80 hours a week at her age," Faxon said.
Being honored for her years of service as well as being the oldest EMT in the state of Illinois, Burkey says she doesn't plan on slowing down any time soon.
"I have always said as long as I can hear to take blood pressures and can climb into the ambulance," Burkey said.
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The next round of after-hours GAME lock-in events will focus on Square Enix's upcoming Tomb Raider.
As usual the lock-ins will allow attendees to get some hands-on time with the title ahead of its UK launch on March 5th.
"Tomb Raider is a part of British gaming heritage," GAME's stores director Dave Howard stated. "We know how excited fans are about the upcoming game and we're thrilled about partnering with Square Enix and Xbox to give gamers a preview of one of this year's hottest games.
"These events are a great way of getting the UK gaming community together and chat over drinks about our shared passion."
The retailer has also revealed a GAME Exclusive Edition of Tomb Raider for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. The SKU will include additional in-game content including a Challenge Tomb and climbing upgrade
Here's the full list of lock-ins:
· February 25th, 18.30 – Croydon
· February 25th, 18.00 – Hull Prospect
· February 26th, 18.00 – Leeds Headrow Centre
· February 26th, 20.00 – Milton Keynes
· February 27th, 18.00 – Norwich
· February 27th, 18.00 – Poole
· February 28th, 18.00 – Coventry
· February 28th, 21.00 – Bristol Cribbs
· March 1st, 18.00 – Pontypridd
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Bethany Baptist Church finished up the 2012 Mission Conference Sunday afternoon. The week had been full of activities. Wednesday and Thursday evenings the Nelson Family Singers presented some really good variations on Country/Blue Grass style gospel music. Joe Gammon spoke each evening.
Saturday morning the men had a Men's Prayer Breakfast with Joe Gammon speaking. The Ladies had a luncheon at noon with Ione speaking. Sunday there was "dinner on the grounds" followed by a service at 1 p.m. with a Power Point presentation of the Lighthouse Baptist Ministries.
The Lighthouse Baptist Ministries which is based in Madison, Alabama, serves missionaries who are on deputation trying to get the support of churches so they can go on the mission field or who are on furlough after serving several years on a foreign field. The Ministry offers assistance in crating and shipping of missionaries belongings and supplies to the field. It is important that shipping crates be packed well so that belongings survive the trip.
The Ministry furnishes short term housing for missionaries as they travel on deputation in that area. They also provide long-term housing for missionaries who are "home on furlough. " They have duplexes and a house on their property and are planning to build more as the money comes in to do so.
The Ministry also provides emergency automobile repairs to missionaries who may need help as they may drive thousands of miles every month while on deputation or furlough. They may furnish a car or van to missionaries who have flown home from a mission field.
Joe and Ione Gammon travel for the Lighthouse Baptist Ministries asking that churches collect small change, and donate that to the Ministry. Bethany Baptist Church has agreed to be "Keepers of the Lighthouse."
Joe Gammon used Philippians 4:1-19 as the text for a message on giving. Paul was exhorting the individuals of the church to work together as a team, rejoicing in the Lord always, not worrying about anything and praying about everything. Paul gave his testimony about how he had learned to be content in all his circumstances, but how good it was that the Philippians had more than once sent gifts to supply Paul's needs. Paul assured them that fruit would abound to their account and that God would supply all their need. Paul had observed and experienced that when you give to God, God will give back to you.


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THE TIMES 22nd January 1954
PORTO AZZURRO, ELBA, Jan 21 - The Favilla, one of the two ships of the Anglo-Mediterranean Sea Recovery Company, reported late tonight that she has probably located the main part of the fuselage of the Comet.
THE TIMES 6th February 1954
With care and patience a needle can be found even in a
haystack. It is on
these lines that the Royal Navy is conducting a search for parts of the
wrecked Comet jet
airliner lost by the British Overseas Airways Corporation in the
Tyrrhean Sea on
January 10.
It is a formidable operation. Probably never before has the Navy been set so strange a task; nor have so many expert brains and large sums of money been devoted to recovering pieces of twisted and torn metal of so intrinsic worth. Yet upon the success of the salvage operation may depend the future of Britain's foremost jet airliner - the de Havilland Comet - and, most important of all, the future safety, perhaps, of many travellers by air.
THE TIMES 10th February 1954
A search made today for wreckage of the lost Comet airliner in the area south of the island of Elba, where an Italian motor trawler, the Sirio, last Saturday located with its nets a large object, is reported to have confirmed the belief that this object is the fuselage of the aircraft.
THE TIMES 17th February 1954
SEA SALVOR, OFF ELBA, Feb. 16. - Underwater television on board the frigate Wakeful today sighted "a large piece of the body" of the Comet airliner which crashed in the sea off Elba last month with the loss of 35 lives.
THE TIMES 22nd February 1954
ON BOARD R.F.A. SEA SALVOR. On the boat deck of
this salvage vessel
lies part of the Comet airliner which was lost off Elba just six weeks
ago today. Some
clothing, sea wet and muddy, is drying in the warm Mediterranean
sunshine and the tattered
and torn metal parts have been hosed clean.
The recovery of these items, probably the most important so far brought up, from 67 fathoms deep, is due to the skilful use of new underwater television equipment and to the skill of the officers and men of the Sea Salvor.
THE TIMES 18th March 1954
THE TIMES 28th May 1954
The complete tail section of the Comet aircraft which
crashed near Elba
in January has been recovered from the sea and is on its way to Rome,
where a B.O.A.C.
Hastings aircraft is expected to arrive from London today to fly to
The latest piece of wreckage to be recovered is reported by Italian sources to be approximately 10ft. by 16ft. in size and is one of the most important sections of the aircraft recovered so far..............the tail section was found 600 yards from where the engines and a large section of fuselage had previously recovered. The recovery of this section virtually completes the salvage operation. The search for Comet wreckage has been going on for just over four months.
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I am looking for a way to build a GUI application with buttons and controls. However i can't afford the IDE's like C++ Builder or Visual Studio 6 that provide you these.
So i was hoping someone could suggest where i could actually get started on building a GUI application without having to rely on the afore-mentioned IDE's. Are there any free IDE's around that provide this option?
I head of something like WTL but i don't understand anything about it. If possible could someone pont out a good site to help me start learning these? So far mostly wat i done is console type or command line programming so i think i need some tutorials to get started on GUI programming.


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text: Daniel Lenski wrote: > I'm using SciPy to process some sparse binary images with a resolution of > about 5000x5000 pixels. I try to load images like this: > > im = Image.open('/tmp/foo.pbm') > print "Image loaded, size is %s and mode is %s." % (im.size, im.mode) > arr = fromimage(im) > > or > > arr = imread('/tmp/foo.pbm') where do fromimage and imread come from? "namespaces are one honking great idea". > In either case, I get a segfault. The segfault is definitely in the > SciPy code, rather than the PIL code, since PIL's Image.open runs fine. don't be so sure -- I think PIL used lazy loading, so it doesn't actually read all the data with the open call, but rather when you try to do something with it. I'd try making a few calls on the PIl image, and make sure it is what you expect. If it is, the easiest way to get it into a numpy array is: np.asarray(pil_image) do you have a smaller image in the same format you can experiment with? That might make it easier to figure out. > I don't know any other good, reliable way > to get a big image into an array :-( if you really can't get PIL to work, pbm looks really simple: http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/pbm.html read the header, then read the data with np.fromfile(), then convert to a uint8 array with np.unpackbits(). You could also take a look at MPL's imread() and see what it does -- I don't think MPL requires PIL, though I could be wrong. -Chris -- Christopher Barker, Ph.D. Oceanographer Emergency Response Division NOAA/NOS/OR&R (206) 526-6959 voice 7600 Sand Point Way NE (206) 526-6329 fax Seattle, WA 98115 (206) 526-6317 main reception email@example.com


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Chinese TV producer suspended for crash reportage
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New York, August 2, 2011 – The suspension of a state television producer for his coverage of last week's fatal train crash sends a disturbing message to Chinese media outlets, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today.
Wreckage from the July 23 train crash. (Reuters)
Information authorities intensified media restrictions at the end of last week in an effort to restrain the unusually probing media treatment of the July 23 disaster. But their initial propaganda directives were widely ignored and the railway ministry's response to the crash launched a flood of online criticism.
Chinese journalists reported that China Central Television's "24 Hours" news producer Wang Qinglei was suspended for his July 26 coverage of the crash. The show questioned the cause of the collision, featured footage of the victims in hospitals, and asked whether the country was putting progress before the welfare of the people. It is not clear whether the journalist's suspension amounted to a permanent dismissal.
"News of Wang Qinglei's suspension is troubling because so many media outlets defied propaganda restrictions to report on last week's train crash," said Bob Dietz, CPJ Asia program coordinator. "Information authorities must realize that a tide has turned in China when so many news outlets join forces to report accurately – this kind of punishment solves nothing and strengthens the mistrust of the government's handling of emergencies and disasters."
Internal disciplinary measures against outspoken Chinese journalists generally take place behind closed doors, according to CPJ research, yet several journalists and Internet users publicized Wang's suspension online. The Southern Group's Southern People Weekly magazine journalist Yu Nan linked to "24 Hours" and announced Wang's suspension in his personal Sina microblog account on Friday. The Beijing-based Economic Observer reported the news in its English-language edition online. Images of the journalist circulated as a tribute on social media sites, according to the Hong Kong University-based China Media Project.
All media are affiliated with state institutions in China, but the more commercial outlets have some freedom to challenge propaganda department directives, while others like CCTV and the People's Daily are traditionally loyal to the Chinese Communist Party's agenda. Yet the crash seems to have riled even government-backed media outlets. The People's Daily commentary used unexpectedly strong language, exhorting China to say no to a "blood-smeared GDP" that puts development over safety.
Commenting on his personal microblog on Monday, Wang appeared defiant. "Constantly restricting and blocking is a way to make things appear peaceful on the surface, but it's actually going to stir up an even bigger crisis," he wrote.


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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with free breakfast and outdoor pool
Popular property highlights
Situated in the business district, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of SunTrust Park, Cobb Galleria Centre, and Cumberland Mall. Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) away.
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This smoke-free hotel features an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a snack bar/deli. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and a free manager's reception are also provided. Other amenities include a spa tub, coffee/tea in a common area, and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Residence Inn by Marriott Atlanta Cumberland/Galleria provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. Guests are offered a complimentary breakfast each morning and a complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, a picnic area, and coffee/tea in a common area. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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Blazers fans show off their new gear and best DAME FACE
PORTLAND, Ore. - That Game 6 buzzer-beater to close out the series against the Houston Rockets on Friday was a long time coming for the Blazers fans who've been there for the good, the bad ... and the ugly.
"Even the very thin ... the abysmal (years)," life-long fan Sarah Drew said on Saturday.
She was shopping for new gear with her 5-year-old son Parker, who's new to the Blazers bandwagon. So are some other fans who got hooked by this team - one player in particular.
"Damian Lillard. I love him so much," Mykalla Hayes said as she eyed a new Lillard T-shirt.
For fans like Drew who have lived through the bleak years, Friday night's win felt like justice for generations of fans.
"We were shocked and amazed," she said. "You could not get any better than less than a second buzzer-beater. It was just a miracle waitng to happen."
Retailers like Fred Meyer told KATU the victory and another series mean an "absolutely huge bump in sales."
More gear is on order and on its way to Portland to keep up with fan demand.


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By Timothy Birdnow —— Bio and Archives June 4, 2009
Our modern world is dependent on the quality and veracity of science. Where once Mankind looked to religion for guidance, the modern world looks to science to answer questions and guide our behavior. Public policy is predicated on the findings of the scientific community, and the integrity of that community is vitally important if we are to maintain our civilization and way of life. But can we rely on science in this hyper-partisan world, where Liberals seek to subvert any "good crisis" to gain a political advantage? Can we rely on what the oracles are telling us, or have they been compromised?
Physorg has a piece about deliberate fraud in scientific data. Below is an excerpt:
"It's a long-standing and crucial question that, as yet, remains unanswered: just how common is scientific misconduct? In the online, open-access journal PLoS ONE, Daniele Fanelli of the University of Edinburgh reports the first meta-analysis of surveys questioning scientists about their misbehaviours. The results suggest that altering or making up data is more frequent than previously estimated and might be particularly high in medical research.
Recent scandals like Hwang Woo-Suk's fake stem-cell lines or Jon Sudbø's made-up cancer trials have dramatically demonstrated that fraudulent research is very easy to publish, even in the most prestigious journals. The media and many scientists tend to explain away these cases as pathological deviations of a few "bad apples." Common sense and increasing evidence, however, suggest that these could be just the tip of the iceberg, because fraud and other more subtle forms of misconduct might be relatively frequent. The actual numbers, however, are a matter of great controversy."
The dirty little secret is that science has always had this sort of behavior, and sometimes it is caught (Piltdown Man, Cold Fusion, Michael Mann`s "hockey stick"), and sometimes it isn`t. There is immense pressure on scientists to produce results, to publish, to seek glory, or just to get tenure. Scientists are human beings, after all, and sometimes they approach their field with preconceptions or biases. Politics certainly comes into play; consider eugenics in the United States at the beginning of the 20th century, or eugenics in Nazi Germany. Consider Hitler`s refusal to allow Einsteinian relativity to be used in the Nazi heavy water experiments. This whole thing accelerates when government becomes the primary funder of all things science, and the latter 20th and early 21st centuries have seen the enslavement of science by government funds. It should come as no surprise to find that many researchers cheat to get a leg up on the competition-and to get more from the public trough.
That is why we have witnessed such a politicization of science in recent years, and why a good deal of "science" is fraudulent. Michael Mann`s "hockey stick" climate graph is a classic example, but hardly the only one.
How about Professor Wei-Chyung Wang of New York State-Albany? Seems he coauthored two papers; Wang W.-C., Zeng Z., Karl T.R. (1990), Urban heat islands in China, Geophysical Research Letters, 17: 2377-2380 and Jones P.D., Groisman P.Y., Coughlan M., Plummer N., Wang W.-C., Karl T.R. (1990), Assessment of urbanization effects in time series of surface air temperature over land, Nature, 347: 169-172. It turns out that DR. Wang (a noted climate alarmist) made the following statements:
"The stations were selected on the basis of station history: we chose those with few, if any, changes in instrumentation, location or observation times." [Jones et al.]
"They were chosen based on station histories: selected stations have relatively few, if any, changes in instrumentation, location, or observation times." [Wang et al.]
But it turns out that the Department of Energy and Chinese Academy of Science, which oversees the stations both in the U.S. and China, reported that of the 84 selected stations only 35 had a history report in DOE records and of those 35 at least half had been moved. It appears that Wang falsified his data.
Let us not forget Woo Suk Hwang`s famous cloning breakthrough that turned out to be fake.
Or this gem:
"The latest deception was discovered by Camilla Stoltenberg, a director of epidemiology at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health in Oslo, who was catching up on her literature reading over Christmas. Sudbø's paper claims to analyse a public-health database and show that taking anti-inflammatory drugs can reduce the incidence of mouth cancer (J. Sudbø et al. Lancet 366, 1359-1366; 2005). "I was surprised because it refers to the Cohort of Norway, for which I am responsible," Stoltenberg says. She knew that this could not have been the source of the lifestyle data as the paper claimed."
(I find it interesting that so much of this fraudulent science occurs in climatology and life sciences-two highly politicized fields. Also, there is just poor research-see the report by Anthony Watts on the NOAA temperature stations at http://www.surfacestations.org)
Science seems to be becoming an arm of the political establishment-especially the leftist establishment which, after all, controls academia and the press. What happened to Guillermo Gonzalez, say, for bucking the establishment viewpoint? Gonzalez was a well-regarded astronomer who was denied tenure at Iowa State University for appearing in a documentary arguing against Darwinism and the materialistic/atheistic viewpoint. A radical atheist at ISU launched a crusade against Gonzalez, and a frightened University buckled, denying the astronomer tenure; essentially firing him. Or Richard Sternberg who was forced out of the Smithsonian for allowing a paper on Intelligent Design to be published (if this is about science, then allow the paper to be seen, reviewed, and fall of it`s own weight rather than blacklist it). We have seen scientists call for revocations of meteorological certifications for not believing in Global Warming, for instance. We have watched James Hansen bluster and cry while the data coming from his Goddard Institute has been on a number of occasions erroneous in favor of his pet theory. We have seen the publication of books claiming that George Bush and "the Right" have been conducting "a war on science" which apparently entails challenging the pronunciations of "mainstream" scientists like Al Gore.
Strange. Science is whatever the party line says it is. Those who challenge junk science are often accused of being radical Christians, George Bush robots, or anti-rationalists. Those who accept ever word out of every "approved" scientists mouth is accepting the truth.
And this is not just a point of academic interest; we`ve had terrible public policy as a result of bad science. Consider the Alar scare which hurt fruit growers. Consider the banning of DDT, which has lead to the deaths of millions in Africa from malaria. Consider the bad science that has stopped the development of a nuclear industry in the United States. Global warming is the latest scare, based on atrocious science that does not stand up to scrutiny, yet Congress and the Obama Administration are prepared to implement Cap-and-Trade, to fundamentally restructure the economy and impose all manner of government restrictions. How many will die in the Third World as a result of a slowing economy? How many will die from automobile accidents that would have simply bent their fenders, but now are lethal thanks to the new CAFE standards? How much blood are we going to trade for oil? This stems from bad policy created as a result of bad or fraudulent science.
But science is about testing "accepted truth", about verifying and double-checking. The modern scientific community seems less than willing to challenge when a politically favored theory is being questioned-or where money is involved. Science has become a whoredom, filled with partisans, money seekers and scoundrels.
We should careful about what we accept these days.
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Manuscript Register
Collection Dates : 1910-1981
: 1910-1981
(Bulk Dates: 1950 to 1980)
28 linear ft.
This document describes a collection of materials held
by the
Special Collections Department
University of Iowa Libraries
Iowa City, Iowa 52242-1420
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Posted to Internet: June 2002
Addenda: September 1987
Acquisition Note: The Harold J. Gallagher papers were a gift of Alicia E. Gallagher in 1987.
and Restrictions: This
collection is open for research.
This collection is open for research.
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Series Table of Contents
Biographical Note
Harold John Gallagher was born in Clinton,
Iowa, on December 2 8 , 1894, to James A. Gallagher and Ella Walsh Gallagher.
When he was two years old, his parents died, and he was raised by Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Walsh, his maternal grandparents. Gallagher graduated from Clinton
High School in 1913 and received his Law degree from the University of Iowa
in 1916. He attended Harvard Law School for one year. In the fall of 1917,
Gallagher entered as an associate in the law firm of Hornblower Miller &
Garrison and in 1925 became a member of that firm.
Harold John Gallagher was born in Clinton, Iowa, on December 2
, 1894, to James A. Gallagher and Ella Walsh Gallagher. When he was two years old, his parents died, and he was raised by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Walsh, his maternal grandparents. Gallagher graduated from Clinton High School in 1913 and received his Law degree from the University of Iowa in 1916. He attended Harvard Law School for one year. In the fall of 1917, Gallagher entered as an associate in the law firm of Hornblower Miller & Garrison and in 1925 became a member of that firm.
In 1940 he was actively engaged in the Wendell L. Willkie campaign and, subsequently, Willkie accepted an invitation to become the senior member of the firm, which changed its name to Willkie Owen Farr Gallagher and Walton.
Mr. Gallagher was very involved with the American Bar Association, serving on many committees and as president during the association year 1949-1950. He helped to organize the American Bar Endowment and was active in the creation of the American Bar Foundation, the research branch of the American Bar Association. He was also a member of the New York State Bar Association and the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.
In 1959 Mr. Gallagher was appointed a member of the Permanent Administrative Committee of the Greater New York Hospital Association to review and make recommendations with respect to personnel policies. In 1968 the University of Iowa awarded him a Distinguished Service Award, with a citation.
On September 26, 1917, he married the former Alicia Schnoebelen. They had four children: Alicia E., a lawyer; Harold John died in infancy; Katherine E. (Mrs. William Voelker) died in 1950; and Mary L. (Mrs. James Cremins) died in 1981. Harold Gallagher died in 1981.
Scope and Contents
collection is arranged in two series: the American Bar Association and Personal
Papers. Items within each series are arranged alphabetically and contain material
on various subjects including the American Bar Association, American Bar Endowment,
American Bar Foundation, Permanent Administrative Council of the Greater New
York Hospital Association, the University of Iowa Alumni Association, the
Harvard Centurions, the Walsh family of Dubuque and Clinton, Iowa, and the
Wendell Willkie campaign. Major correspondents include Howard P. Bowen, Willard
L. Boyd, Warren E. Burger, Virgil M. Hancher, Alf Landon, Alfred E. Smith,
Francis Cardinal Spellman, and Wendell L. Willkie.
The collection is arranged in two series: the American Bar Association and Personal Papers. Items within each series are arranged alphabetically and contain material on various subjects including the American Bar Association, American Bar Endowment, American Bar Foundation, Permanent Administrative Council of the Greater New York Hospital Association, the University of Iowa Alumni Association, the Harvard Centurions, the Walsh family of Dubuque and Clinton, Iowa, and the Wendell Willkie campaign. Major correspondents include Howard P. Bowen, Willard L. Boyd, Warren E. Burger, Virgil M. Hancher, Alf Landon, Alfred E. Smith, Francis Cardinal Spellman, and Wendell L. Willkie.
Box List
Box 1
General, 1936-1978 (3 folders)
Procedure Act, 1951-1953
Advisory Committee
to Special Judicial Committee on Selection, 1944-1952
Alameda, CA., County
Bar Association, 1950
American Law Students
Association, 1949-1955
Annual Meetings
72nd, St. Louis, MO, 1949
73rd, Washington, DC
Correspondence, 1949-1953 (3 folders)
Newspaper Clippings, 1950
Speeches, 1950
75th, San Francisco, CA, 1952
76th, Boston, MA, 1954
77th, Chicago, IL, 1956
80th, New York, NY, 1957. London, England, 1957
81st, Los Angeles, CA, 1958.
Box 2
Annual Meetings, continued
85th, San Francisco, CA, 1962
86th, Chicago, IL, 1963
87th, New York, NY, 1964
89th, Montreal, Canada, 1966
90th, Honolulu, HI, 1967
91st, Philadelphia, PA, 1968
92nd, Dallas, TX, 1968-1969
93rd, St. Louis, MO, 1969-1970
95th, San Francisco, CA, 1971-1972
96th, Washington, D.C., 1973
97th, Honolulu, HI, 1974
98th, Montreal, CAN., 1974-1975
99th, Atlanta, GA, 1976
100th, Chicago, IL, 1976-1977
101st, New York, NY, 1977-1978
Antitrust Symposium,
Antitrust Law Section,
Arizona State Bar
Association, 1949-1950
Bill of Rights Committee
General, 1949 -1961
Bill of Grievances, Sons of the American Revolution, 1950
Bill of Rights Memorial, Special Committee
Correspondence, 1960-1963 (3 folders)
Audio Scripts, proposed, 1963-1964
General, 1963 -1964 (2 folders)
Correspondence, May-July 1963. Including letters from Thomas Dewey and Leon Jaworski (3 folders)
Box 3
Bill of Rights Memorial; Special Committee, continued
Contributions, continued
Correspondence, 1963-1965. Including letters from: Dwight D. Eisenhower (2 folders)
Sections, 1963
General, 1956 -1964
Dinner, 1960
Meetings, 1949 -1951 (6 folders)
Brooklyn Bar Association, 1949-1952
Budget Committee,
California State
Bar Association, 1949-1951
Correspondence, 1949-1950
Awards and Speeches, 1950
Presidents of Canadian Bar Association, 1950
Caravan Report,
Centennial Commission,
Cleveland Bar Association,
Code of Professional Responsibility, 1968-1969
Committee For Effective Use of International Court, 1960-1962
Committee on Commerce, 1935-1947 (4 folders)
Box 4
Committee on Commerce,
1948-1953 (3 folders)
Committee on Judicial
Selection, Tenure, and Compensation, 1969
Committee on Jurisprudence
and Law Reform, 1949-1954
Committee on Legislation
Prohibiting Picketing of Courts, 1949
Committee on Peace
and Law through the United Nations (UN), 1953-1961
Committee on the
Propriety of Judges Testifying, 1949-1950
Committee to Consider
Participation in the 1964 World's Fair, 1961-1962
Standing Committee, 1949-1950
Conference of Chief
Justices, 1949-1950
Congress Law Library
Committee, 1949
Connecticut State
Bar Association, 1949-1953
Constitution and
Bylaws, 1950-1970
Continuing Legal
Education Programs, 1972-1973
Coordination Committee
General, 1949 -1950
Correspondence, 1949-1950 (2 folders)
1966-1977 (2 folders)
Court of Claims,
Criminal Law Section
General, 1963 -1969
Newspaper Clippings, 1950
Customs Law Committee,
Delaware Bar Association,
Director of Activities,
Family life Special
Committee, 1949-1950
Federal Judiciary,
Federation of Bar
Associations of Western New York, 1949
First National Bank of New Rochelle Seminar. Address, 1949
Box 5
Florida State Bar Association, 1949-1950
Food Law Institute
Meeting, 1949
Fort Wayne (Indiana)
Bar Association, 1950
Fowler, Cody, 1949
Fund for Legal
Education, 1964-1968 (2 folders)
Fund for Public Education
Correspondence, 1973-1975
Fiscal Year 1978 Report, 1979
Future of Law Practice
in America, 1970-1973
Gold Medal Award
General, 1967 -1972
Congratulatory Correspondence, 1972-1973. Including letters from Leon Jaworski, Willard L. Boyd, and Wiley Mayne
Group Insurance
Plan. Correspondence, 1954-1958
Harvard Law School.
1917 Class Reunion, 1949-1952
Harvard Law School
Forum. Speech, 1949
House of Delegates
General, 1950 -1953
Assembly Delegate Candidacies, 1956-1977 (2 folders)
Chairman Candidacy of Sylvester Smith, 1957
Correspondence, 1956-1976 (2 folders)
Mid-Winter Meeting, 1956
State Delegate Candidacies, 1959-1975 (2 folders)
Illinois State
Bar Association, 1950-1953
Indiana State Bar
Association, 1949-1953
International and Comparative Law Section
General, 1954 -1955
Committee on International Trade Regulation, 1943-1944
International Trade
Organization, 1950
Iowa Alumni Association
of Southern California, 1950
Iowa State Bar
Association, 1949-1950
Iowa State University.
Speech, 1950
Jackson and Hinds
Counties (MS) Bar Association Meeting. Address, 1949
Jacksonville, FL,
Bar Association, 1952-1953
Journal, 1949- 1958 (2 folders)
Box 6
Judiciary Committee
General, 1949 -1961 (2 folders)
Newspaper Clippings, 1950
Kansas City, MO,
Bar Association, 1949-1950
Kentucky State
Bar Association, 1950
Law Club of Chicago
Meeting. Speech, 1950
Lawyer Placement
Service, 1968-1969
Lawyers Club of
Atlanta, GA, 1949-1950
Legal Aid Committee,
Linn County, IA,
Bar Association, 1950
Local Advisory
Committee, 1977
Local Bar Association
Presidents, 1950-1951
Los Angeles, CA,
Bar Association, 1949-1950
Louisiana State Bar Association Meeting, 1950.
Chicago, IL, 1964
London, ENG., 1957
New Orleans, LA, 1963
Washington, DC, 1950. Including Letters from Herbert Hoover, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Dean C. Acheson, Richard E. Byrd, Louis Johnson, J. Howard McGrath, Robert H. Jackson, and Harold H. Burton
Memorial. Allan
H.W. Higgins, 1959-1960
Michigan State
Bar Association, 1949-1953
Montana Bar Association,
National Association
of State Attorneys General Meeting, 1949
National Conference
of Bar Examiners, 1971-1973
Nebraska State Bar Association
General, 1949 -1952
Attendance at Meeting, 1949
New Jersey State
Bar Association, 1949-1951
New Orleans, LA,
Bar Association, 1950
New York State
Bar Association. Committee to Cooperate, 1949
New York University
Dinner, 1950
North Carolina
Bar Association, 1950
North Dakota Bar
Association. Speech, 1950
Notre Dame School of Law. Address, 1949-1951
Box 7
Pennsylvania Bar
Association, 1950-1958
Pension Plan, 1972
Philadelphia, PA,
Bar Association, 1949-1950
Pittsburgh University
Law School. Speech, 1950
General, 1932 -1976
Correspondence, 1955-1977Gallagher, Harold J.
Candidacy, 1949
Congratulatory Correspondence, August 1949-1950. Including letters from Virgil M. Hancher and Warren E. Burger (3 folders)
Correspondence, 1949-1952 (3 folders)
Itinerary, 1949-1950
Newspaper Clippings, 1950
Hogan, Frank, 1937-1938
Lashly, John, 1972
Marsden, Orison, 1963-1965 (2 folders)
Ransom, William A., 1935. Including a letter from Eugene A. Gilmore
Seymour, Whitney North, Jr., 1956-1959 (2 folders)
Shepherd, James L., Jr., 1956-1958
Box 8
Presidency, continued
Smith, Sylvester C., 1959-1960
Wickser, Philip J., 1948-1949 (2 folders)
Willy, Roy E., 1954-1955
Pre-Trial Committee,
Public Relations
Committee, 1949-1952 (4 folders)
Public Utilities,
Public Utility
Law Section, 1938-1939, 1977 (2 folders)
Queens County,
NY, Bar Association, 1950
Regional Meetings,
1950-1964. (2 folders)
Resolutions Committee,
Retirement Benefits
for Lawyers Committee, 1950-1959
Rhode Island State
Bar Association, 1949-1953
Rochelle, NY, Bar
Association, 1949
Sacramento County,
CA, Bar Association, 1950
Saint Louis, MO,
Bar Association, 1949-1950
San Bernadino County,
CA, Bar Association, 1950
San Francisco,
CA, Bar Association, 1950
Santa Clara County,
CA, Bar Association, 1950
South Dakota Bar
Association, 1949-1950
Special Committee on Availability of Legal Services, 1968-1969
Box 9
Special Committee on Continuing Legal Education, 1973-1977
Special Committee
on Environmental Law, 1972
Special Committee
on Evaluation of Ethical Standards, 1968-1969
Special Committee
on Improving the Administration of Justice, 1945-1947
Special Committee
on Revision of Constitution and Bylaws, 1960-1963 (2 folders)
Special Committee on Specialization, 1968-1970
Special Committee
on the Non-Partisan Selection of the Federal Judiciary, 1950-1969
in Law, 1960-1963. Speeches, 1949-1950
Standards. Chapter
23, "Legal Status of Prisoners," 1979
Standing Committee
on American Citizenship, 1962-1973
Standing Committee
on Professional Ethics, 1951-1960
State Bar of Texas,
State Delegates,
1948-1956. (2 folders)
Study of Legal
Problems of American Business in Occupied and Economic Cooperation Administration
(E.C.A) Countries, Committee, 1949-1950
Subcommittee on
Economy of Operations, 1969-1970
Task Force on Lawyer
Advertising, 1977
Vermont Bar Association,
Ways and Means
Committee, 1937-1949 (2 folders)
West Palm Beach,
FL, Bar Association, 1950-1951
Western Conference
of Railway Council, 1949
White Plains, NY,
Bar Association, 1950
Wisconsin Bar Association, 1949-1950
World Peach Through
Law, 1963-1965
Wyoming State Bar
Association, 1950-1951
American Bar Association and American Law Institute 1925-1975. Including photo of Richard M. Nixon
Box 10
American Bar Endowment
General, 1959 -1980 (7 folders)
Administrative Committee, 1965-1972
Application for Funding, 1978-1980 (3 folders)
Articles of Incorporation, 1966
Audit of Financial Affairs, 1975-1977
Award, 1971
Board of Directors
Meetings, 1951 -1969 (4 folders)
American Bar Foundation Dispute, 1955-1975
Budget, 1965 -1971 (2 folders)
Correspondence, 1953-1966 (2 folders)
Box 11
American Bar Endowment, continued
Correspondence, 1967-1977 (8 folders)
Endowment Report, 1977
General, 1969 -1973 (2 folders)
General, 1968-1969
American Bar Foundation, 1968-1969
Committee on Education Against Communism, 1965-1969
Los Angeles County Bar Association, 1969
National Council of Juvenile Court Judges, 1966-1969
Committee. Correspondence, 1964-1969
History, 1970 -1971
American Bar Foundation, 1962-1967
University of New York-Buffalo, 1965
Box 12
American Bar Endowment, continued
Grants, continued
General, 1970-1971
Correspondence, 1965-1966
General, 1961 -1969
Life Insurance
General, 1955-1976
Correspondence, 1968-1971
Dividend Statements, 1964-1971
Investment Committee. Option Account Reports, 1979
Investment of Funds. Correspondence, 1963-1971
Joint Committee for Effective Administration of Justice, 1963-1968
Law in American Society Foundation. Grant Request, 1971
Meetings, 1962 -1977 (4 folders)
New York Life Insurance Company. Financial Report, 1977
Policy Committee, 1971
Public Education
Grant Requests, 1969-1971 (3 folders)
Correspondence, 1968-1971 (2 folders)
Tax Exemption Ruling, 1972-1973
Taxes, 1976
Box 13
American Bar Foundation
General, 1951 -1953, 1962 (2 folders)
Agreements with University of Chicago, 1952-1968
Application for Grants. Re: Indigent Persons, 1962-1963
Board of Directors
General, 1958 -1968
Meetings, 1963 -1970 (17 Folders)
Box 14
American Bar Foundation, continued
Budget and Finance Committee, 1955-1962
Corporate Debt Financing Project, 1964-1968
Correspondence, 1957-1978. Including letters from Dean Rusk (4 folders)Executive Committee
General, 1962 -1968
Meetings, 1961 -1968 (9 folders)
Federal Income Tax Law Revision. Study, 1964-1968
Box 15
American Bar Foundation, continued
Federal Tax Procedure Project, 1959-1961
General, 1955 -1965 (2 folders)
Correspondence, 1972-1977
Nominating Committee, 1958-1965
Fifty Year Awards, 1974-1977
Financial Assistance, 1961-1970
Fringe Benefits, 1962-1963
Grant Applications
National College of State Trial Judges, 1965-1969
Public Education, 1957-1967
Institute on Agrarian Planning, 1962-1963
Interview, 1976
Mortgage Bond Indenture Form, 1976
Oral History Program, 1974-1975
Recruiting Negro College Students to Law School, 1965
Research Award, 1975
Research Committee, 1970-1971
Ways and Means Committee, 1961-1962
American College
of Trial Lawyers, 1973-1977
American Law Institute,
American Legion.
Bill of Rights Defense Gold Medal Awards, 1965-1975
American Yacht
Club, 1972-1977
Americans for Effective
Law Enforcement, 1973
Appointment: Calendars, 1964, 1969-1970 (2 folders)
Box 16
Appointment Calendars,
Arthritis Foundation,
Articles, 1939,
1952-1953, undated (3 folders)
Association of the Bar of the City of New York
General, 1972 -1975
American Fund for Free Jurists, Inc., 1953
Coordination Committee, 1949-1962
Correspondence, 1963-1969
Automobile Accident
Reports, 1969, 1974
Awards, 1955-
1974. Including a letter from Leon Jaworski
Biographical Material,
Blind Brook Club
and Poningoe Land Company, 1941-1966
Book Reviews, 1954
Bradcoe Oil and Gas Company
Invoices and Revenues, 1970-1976
Participation Agreement, 1962-1963
Bricker Amendment.
Speeches, 1952-1957
Carrington, Paul.
Correspondence, 1974-1975. Including excerpts from book entitled The
Future of the Legal Profession by Paul Carrington
Catholic Organizations, undated
Certificates, Diplomas,
and other Official Papers, 1929-1969
Conference of State
Bar Presidents, 1949-1954
Record. Addresses by Harold Gallagher, 1950
Constitutional Amendments, 1953
General, 1953 -1967. Including letters from William F. Halsey, Herbert Hoover, and Francis Cardinal Spellman
Campaign, 1964
Copyright Application
for Positive Reinforcement, 1970
1913-1933. Including letters from Eugene A. Gilmore and Louis Murphy (3
Box 17
Correspondence, 1934-1953. Including letters from Eugene A. Gilmore, Alf M. Landon, Emanuel Celler, Alfred E. Smith, Wendell L. Willkie, Virgil M. Hancher, Francis Cardinal Spellman, and Warren E. Burger (13 folders)
Box 18
Correspondence, 1954-July 1965. Including letters from Wiley Mayne, Emanuel Celler, Francis Cardinal Spellman, Thomas E. Dewey, and a telegram from John F. Kennedy
Box 19
August 1965-1985. Including letters from Robert F. Kennedy, Jacob Javits,
Ramsay Clark, Warren E. Burger, Francis Cardinal Spellman, Richard M. Nixon,
Thomas E. Dewey, Howard R. Bowen, Willard L. Boyd, John N. Mitchell, Nelson
A. Rockefeller, Leon Jaworski, and Gerald R. Ford (16 folders)
Credit Card Service
Bureau of America, 1978
Crusade for Freedom,
Documents written
by Harold J. Gallagher, undated
Duplan Materials,
Campaign, 1952, and Nixon/Agnew Campaign, 1972
Forum Committee on Commodities Regulation, 1975-1976
Box 20
Gallagher, Alicia
Automobile Accident, 1978-1979
Real Estate Transaction, 1957-1960
Gallagher, Harold J.
Bill Listing, 1975-1978
Genealogical Material, 1912-1981
Retirement, 1964 -1969
Will, 1960- 1965
Gallagher, James
Harvard Law School.
Centurions, 1958-1967
Hornblower Miller
& Garrison (Law Firm), 1928
International Bar
Association, 1967
Investments, 1924
Jackson, Robert
H., Memorial Committee, 1955. Including a letter from: Simon E. Sobeloff
Judicial Appointments. Recommendations, 1954-1964
KCH Properties,
Ladd, Mason. Nomination
for American Bar Foundation Research Fellow, 1976
Law Day. New York
World's Fair, 1964
Lawyers Committee
for Civil Rights Under Law, 1963-1968 (3 folders)
Lawyers for Nixon,
Memoranda, 1966
Miller, Nathan L., 1953
Owen, Carl M., 1954
Smith, Willis, 1953
National Conference
of Bar Presidents, 1950-1978 (3 folders)
National Conference
of Judicial Councils, 1973
National Jeffersonian
Democrats, 1936
National Lawyers
Club, Inc., 1961-1965
National Lawyers
Committee of American Liberty League, n.d. (2 folders)
New York Bar Foundation,
New York Chamber
of Commerce, 1967, 1972-1974.(2 folders)
New York County Lawyers Association
Committee on Aeronautical Law, 1936-1937
International Law Committee, 1952-1962
New York Lawyers
for Buckley Committee, 1976
New York State Bar Association
General, 1949 -1958
Committee on Federal Legislation, 1969
Committee on Ways and Means, 1954-1958
Committee to Cooperate with Other Bar Associations, 1953-1958
Correspondence, 1972-1974
Membership Campaign, 1969-1971 (3 folders)
Membership Committee
General, 1969 -1970 (2 folders)
Endorsements, 1970
New York State
Coordination, 1949-1952
New York Supreme Court Disciplinary Proceedings
O'Melia. 1951 -1953
Sabbatino and Baghar, 1954-1956
Owen, Carl B. Trust,
Permanent Administrative Committee of the Greater New York Hospital Association (PAC)
Acknowledgments of Acceptances to 1961
Recommendations, September 1961
Agenda for Meetings, December 1956-May 1963
Annual Report, 1961
Annual Review, 1960-1962 (3 folders)
Box 22
Permanent Administrative Committee of the Greater New York Hospital Association (PAC), continued
Annual Review, 1962-1963 (3 folders)
Arbitration Awards, 1961-1963
Arbitration Cases, 1961-1963
Arbitration Hearings
Re: dismissal of Martha Robles by St. Clare's Hospital, 1962
Re: dismissal of Viola Pate by Lebanon Hospital, 1961
Arbitration Meeting, 1961
Budget, 1960 -1963 (2 folders)
Correspondence, 1951-1963 (2 folders)
Beekman-Downtown Hospital, 1960-1962
Beth El Hospital, 1962-1963
Beth Israel Hospital
General, 1960-1963
Arbitration, 1961-1962
Bronx Hospital, 1960-1961
Brooklyn Hospital, 1960-1962
Caledonian Hospital, 1961-1962
Columbus Hospital, 1960-1961
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital, 1962
Flushing Hospital and Dispensary, 1962-1963
Grand Central Hospital, 1960-1963
Hebrew Home and Hospital for Chronic Sick, 1960-1961
Hillside Hospital, 1960
Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews of New York, 1961-1963
Hospital of the Holy Family (Brooklyn Diocese), 1961-1962
House of Calvary, 1960-1963
House of Holy Comforter, 1960-1963
Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital, 1960
Box 23
Permanent Administrative Committee of the Greater New York Hospital Association, continued
Hospitals, continued
Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn, 1960-1963
Jewish Memorial Hospital, 1962
Knickerbocker Hospital, 1962-1963
Lebanon Hospital
General, 1961-1962
Arbitration, 1961-1962
Lenox Hill Hospital, 1960-1963
Long Island Jewish Hospital, 1960-1962
Lutheran Hospital, 1962
Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital, 1962-1963
Mary Immaculate Hospital, 1961-1962
Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases, 1962-1963
Misericordia Hospital, 1960-1962
Mother Cabrini Memorial Hospital, 1960-1962
Mount Morris Park, 1960-1963
Mount Sinai Hospital, 1960-1963
New York Medical College Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospitals
General, 1961-1963
Acceptance of 1961 Recommendations, 1960-1962
New York Polyclinic Hospital, 1961-1962
Peninsula General Hospital, 1962
St. Anthony's Hospital (Brooklyn Diocese), 1961-1962
St. Catherine's Hospital (Brooklyn Diocese), 1961-1962
St. Charles Hospital (Brooklyn Diocese), 1961-1962
St. Elizabeth's Hospital, 1960-1962
St. Francis Hospital, 1960-1962
St. John's Episcopal Church Charity Foundation of Long Island, 1960 --1963
St. John's Queen Hospital (Brooklyn Diocese), 1961-1962
St. Joseph's Hospital (Far Rockaway), 1961-1962
St. Joseph's Hospital for Chest Diseases, 1961
St. Luke's Hospital, 1962-1963
St. Mary's Hospital (Brooklyn Diocese), 1961-1962
St. Peter's Hospital (Brooklyn Diocese), 1961-1962
St. Vincent's Hospital (New York), 1960-1963
St. Vincent's Hospital of the Borough of Richmond (Staten Island), 1960-1963
The Staten Island Hospital, 1962
The Swedish Hospital in Brooklyn, 1962
Unity Hospital, 1960-1962
Wyckoff Heights Hospital, 1960-1962
Mediation and/or Arbitration Cases of Subscribing Hospitals, 1961
Meetings, 1960 -1961 (8 folders)
Memoranda, 1959 -1961
Minutes of Meetings, 1959-1963 (2 folders)
News Releases and Clippings, 1960-1963
Procedures and Recommendations, 1960-1961 (2 folders)
Progress Reports, 1962-1963. Including a letter from Nelson A. Rockefeller
Public Hearing
General, 1960
Statements, 1960
Statement of Policy and Amendments, 1959-1960
Status of Subscribing Hospitals. Re: 1960 Report, 1959-1961
Testimonial Dinner, 1963
Wage Adjustments in Beth El Hospital and Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital, 1962
Photographs, 1934-1957 and undated
Ploscowe, Morris. Reappointment as Magistrate, 1953
Programs and Menus, 1917-1976
Ranson Estate vs. Dejay Stores, 1974-1977
Real Estate Transactions, 1963-1978. Reimbursement Memoranda, 1966-1977
Republican National Convention, 1940-1948, 1952
Rock Island Southern Corporation
General, 1906 -1954 (2 folders)
Closure, 1920 -1954
Meetings of Stockholders and Directors, 1921-1954
Seaboard Airline Railroad Company, 1964-1965
Second Circuit Judicial Conference, 1973-1977
Speeches, 1948 -1975. Including letters from Lowell B. Mason, Dean Dinwoodey, Henry J. Fuller, and Irèrèe Du Pont. (4 folders)
Supreme Court Historical Society, 1975-1979
U.S. Court of AppealsU.S.A. vs. Kevin L. Montgomery, Appellant, 1977
University of Iowa
Alumni, 1947 -1968. Including a letter from Howard R. Bowen
Awards and Honors, 1916-1968. Including a letter from Virgil M. Hancher
College of Law
General, 1962-1966
Alumni Foundation Gift, 1968-1980. Including letters from Willard L. Boyd
Box 25
University of Iowa, continued
Distinguished Service Award, 1968
Walsh, Thomas J. and Walsh, James W., 1958-1963
Willkie, Wendell L.
General, 1939 -1960
Nomination, 1940
Willkie Farr and Gallagher, 1969-1980
Willkie Farr Occasional Tax Memoranda, 1968-1970
Willkie Owen Farr Gallagher and Walton Bar Association Memberships, 1955-1956
Young Americans for Responsible Action (YARA) 1973-1974
Correspondence, 1913-1967 (9 folders)
Gallagher, Harold J.
Check Stubs, 1914-1916
Obituary. Newspaper Clippings, 1981
Maher, Elmer. Bank
Statement, 1914
Partnership Congratulatory
Letters, 1942
General, 1938 -1959, undated
Willkie, Wendell, 1944
Programs and Menus,
Railroad Passes
and other Membership Cards, 1906-1942
Research Notes
General, 1913 -1917 (7 folders)
Criminal Law, undated
Interstate Commerce, 1917
Interstate Commerce Act, undated
Property, undated
Public Utility Companies, undated
Roman Law, 1916
Torts, Outlines, undated
Bills and Notes, Suretyship and Mortgages, undated
Contracts, Bankruptcy and Corporations, undated
Box 27
Corporation Partnership Agency, undated
Equity Trusts, undated
Evidence, Common Law and Code Reading, undated
Federal Jurisdiction, Constitutional Law, and Conflict of Laws, undated
Wills Future Interest, undated
Box 28
Seaboard Airline Railroad. Inspection Trip, 1946


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Although the deal isn't signed yet, HBO is in the process of finalizing a deal to acquire American broadcast rights for heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko's defense against Alexander Povetkin on Oct. 5 in Moscow. The network would televise the fight live in the afternoon and then replay it in prime time along with live coverage of that night's Miguel Cotto-Delvin Rodriguez card from Orlando, Fla. Klitschko hasn't appeared on HBO in his past four fights, all of which were broadcast on Epix. Klitschko's last appearance on HBO was his one-sided domination of David Haye in a 2011 unification bout.
• Longtime Nevada judge Duane Ford resigned his position earlier this month, according to the Nevada State Athletic Commission. Ford is leaving ringside to take over as president of the North American Boxing Federation, a regional affiliate of the WBC. Ford judged hundreds of world title fights but drew heavy (and warranted) criticism for his scoring of the Manny Pacquiao-Timothy Bradley Jr. fight in June 2012. He was one of the two judges, along with C.J. Ross, to submit a 115-113 score in favor of Bradley, setting off wide outrage at the split decision (when most believed Pacquiao had clearly won). Ford opened himself up for even more criticism after the fight when he remarked that Bradley had given Pacquiao "a boxing lesson."
• Promising middleweight Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez Sanchez (25-0, 20 KOs), a 22-year-old from Mexico, will make his American debut on Aug. 24 (UniMas) in Glendale, Calif., Top Rank announced. He will face one-time prospect Julio Cesar Garcia (46-8, 39 KOs) in a 10-rounder. If Sanchez beats Garcia, he would then be likely to face Italy's Domenico Spada (37-4, 19 KOs) in a title eliminator. Also on the card, blue-chip junior featherweight prospect Jessie Magdaleno (15-0, 11 KOs), 21, will face stepping-stone opponent Jose Luis Araiza (31-8-1, 22 KOs) in an eight-rounder.


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Los Angeles Lakers Pau Gasol for Minnesota Timberwolves Kevin Love and Ronny Turiaf:
With both the Los Angeles Lakers (14-20) and Minnesota Timberwolves (16-17) struggling this season a trade that would send Pau Gasol ($19,285,850) to Minnesota for Kevin Love ($14,693,906) and Ronny Turiaf ($1,500,000) would make sense for both the Lakers and Love.
The Lakers are struggling and on the way to a lottery pick while waiting for Kobe Bryant to recover from a knee injury. Love is having his best season as a pro averaging 26.4 points and 13.5 rebounds per game but the Timberwolves are just (16-17).
Love would bring promise to the Lakers and assure the franchise a predecessor to Bryant.
The trade would also match Pau Gasol with Ricky Rubio giving the unappreciated power forward a fresh new start.
If the Timberwolves aren't too careful they may lose the forward via free agency following the 2014-15 season and gain nothing.
New York Knicks Carmelo Anthony ($21,388,953) for Los Angeles Clippers Blake Griffin ($16,441,500) and Jared Dudley ($4,250,000):
It's no shock the Knicks are struggling, thats what they do. The Clippers with the leadership of Chris Paul and head coach Doc Rivers would maximize the potential of Melo.
The argument is Anthony is a "ball hog" and wouldn't allow the Clippers to thrive offensively. What people tend to forget is he may have been the best player on the Olympic teams with Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Kevin Durant.
Matter of fact, the Clippers adding a scoring threat like Carmelo who can score down the stretch of games would take pressure off Paul and open up offense for other players around both of them.
As for the Knicks you are getting Griffin in return, a 20 point and 10 rebound per game guy that is the face of the NBA in his prime.


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Midland needs parade safety ordinance
Much has been made of the fact the Show of Support organization did not seek a proper parade permit leading up to the tragic train crash on Nov. 15 that claimed the lives of four veterans and wounded 16 other people.
Most everyone will agree a parade permit should have been obtained, but had the permit been obtained, would that have prevented the accident? Hard to say.
Of course, that is all hindsight now. But it's not too late to take a look at the city's Code of Ordinances, which deals with the parade issue. The ordinance now on the books states no procession except for ones conducted by the military, police or fire departments can take place on any street without a permit issued by the chief of police. The last time that ordinance was updated was June 23, 1953.
It seems to us the ordinance needs to be polished by listing the responsibilities of the city once a permit is issued. It also should detail what kind of support should be rendered by the city and what responsibility falls on the shoulders of the event organizers.
We realize we are talking about this issue even though a permit was not granted or requested. Still, there were numerous city and county vehicles involved in the parade, including city police cars and vehicles from the Sheriff's Office.
How can the city and county be involved in such events when there wasn't a permit that would allow the procession through our streets?
We realize law enforcement is instrumental in controlling traffic flow for parades, funerals and other special events that may not require a permit. But we should at least better define the duties and the events where law enforcement may offer such services.
It has been three weeks since the tragic train crash, and the city of Midland has not issued a citation against Show of Support for not having a permit. That is the least of our concern as we look ahead as to how best to protect the public in future events.
Show of Support has announced it plans to continue its work next year and beyond. For that we are grateful.
We love the work being done on behalf of our veterans, but there can be no pass for the organizers or the city when it comes to the safety of those being honored.


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Harrowgate Hill, Darlington, DL1 3AD
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Very Good
80% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Food quality
Room quality
Great place
Friendly staff.
Good rooms at great price. Only thing on the down side was there was no internet. Well there was but I couldn't log on or anyone in the family.
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Harrowgate Hill Lodge
Basic but OK
Quite happy..but..
The only let downs for the room was the fact we found two cigarette butts and hair behind the bedside cabinet when we were looking for a socket.
Elsewhere the room was clean and comfortable, however it is off putting when you find something like that, makes you wonder how clean other bits of the room are that you can't see on first inspection. Also the delivery men were very noisy delivering to the pub next door and at 6 am it is a rude awakening. Reported both matters when we left, not in a complaining way, just as a heads up for possible future complaints. Not sure it went down very well. Would use the lodge again for an overnight stay,
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Harrowgate Hill Lodge
Lovely break whilst visiting area for family get together.
fantastic value
this is the third time I have stayed here and each time the staff have been outstandingly helpful and the room very spacious, warm and cosy with every necessary facility the rooms have recently been refurbished and although a little dated are very comfortable with lovely pictures on the wall.
My only negative is the low level of lighting which makes it difficult to read and apply makeup,May I suggest that you put in at least one bright light. The Food in the adjoining pub is very well cooked and amazing value and the staff very friendly and efficient the relaxing and welcoming atmosphere far exceeds any other hotel including some much more upmarket that I have stayed at,absolutely great value great place.
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Amenities include tea/coffee making faclities, TV (multi channel), my room was clean, lighting was dim.
You get what you pay for
Very basic, hotel.
Lots of traffic noise on the front. A 30 minute walk into town along a busy road. Staff helpful
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A good clean and friendly hotel.
Me and a friend had a twin room just for one night and we thought that it was an ideal place to stay overnight on our visit to the area.
The bathroom and main room were clean. The facilities were as we had expected them to be. Quality TV, plug sockets for charging phones, kettle and refreshments. Good clean towels and bedding. The white horse pub adjoining has a good menu, normal prices and a good choice of drinks. Friendly staff and locals too. Ideal. The breakfast was very cheap and very good too. Full English at £2.49. Worth a stay if you want a budget hotel but not the grot you could get elsewhere. I'd go again.
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Good Value Resting Place
Working in area and only really used it for sleeping.
Easy access into Darlington with regular bus service but everything you need is either on site or nearby. Shower could do with more power but wet enough to keep you clean. Friendly, helpful and efficient staff. I would stay there again.
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Not having own transport was only problem, due to location.
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All Suite Hotel's in Santa Clara - Silicon Valley The stylish, sophisticated architecture and warm, California ambiance welcome you to the Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Santa Clara - Silicon Valley. This hotel is convenient to a number of business and leisure attractions, as well as Santa Clara University. If business brings you to Santa Clara, our hotel's the perfect destination.
We're centrally located near companies like AMD, Intel, Lockheed Martin and Oracle (Sun Microsystems). We have a boardroom you can use for your small meetings. We also have a state-of-the-art business center with fax, print and copy services. Leisure travelers staying in our hotel's suites in Santa Clara have plenty to see and do. We're just minutes from the 49ers Levi's Stadium and highlights like the thrill rides at California's Great America. For the latest fashions, head to the shops at Santana Row. Other great attractions include the Tech Museum and the intriguing Winchester Mystery House. Whether you're a corporate traveler or a vacationer visiting Santa Clara, our hotel's free fiber high-speed, wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected Start your day with coffee from the free, hot Express Start Breakfast Bar. Afterward, burn calories in the 24-hour fitness center. Our hotel staff looks forward to seeing you at this urban retreat!
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- Main
- Disabled Facilities, Safety Deposit Box
- Parking
- Car parking available onsite
- Leisure
- Outdoor Pool, Beauty Salon/Manicure, Tennis Courts
- Business
- Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
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- From 15:00 hours
- By 11:00 hours
- Up to 19 years old
- The price shown is based on the occupancy and dates you have searched for. Prices and availability are subject to change based on the arrival date, number of nights and occupancy searched for. All prices are inclusive of all local taxes.
- Pets are not allowed
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