Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 77, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1932 Page: 4 of 8
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2L to the inevitable.- simply stab- ^ election to operate, with the
f *d’-3upretne Court Justice O. W. nguit that the publisher loses money
Holmes in announcing his retire- qq * tremendous percentage of the
meat from the bench alter thirty ^ ^ lasuea.
“ o' continuous service. The there M room for vast lm-
— eUtement was made as calmly aa prorement cannot be doubted. But
he had often discussed during the the publishing Industry will always
**** twe,Te fifteen years the ^ exempt to a certain extent,
time when he would be compelled to ften, the rules of ordinary business.
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' from which he could have retired to be published, whether they
.'I with full pay nineteen years ago. to make money or net. A good
The rapidly increasing feebleness, publisher must be something of an
which made Its f*st appearance last j optimist. U he is too good a business
summer, made tt impossible for him Imo, literature Is apt to suffer.v
to achieve his ambition to remain
•• on the bench until hie ninety-first
birthday, next March 8th.
Justice Holmes has given fifty
•• years of continuous service as an
Interpreter of’ the law, his appolnt-
t mrnt to the Supreme bench having
been made in -<xi2 by President
Roosevelt after he had served
twenty years on the bench of
\ Massachusetts. It Is a rather
remarkable fact, therefore, that he
was generally regarded aa one of the
•*progressive’' members of the Su-
preme Court, and in many instances
' found himself In disagreement with
others of fewer years and less
experience who iSwred more close-
ly than he to some pf the traditkmhl j
doctrines of the Court. While fre- '
rmently aligned with a minority in
( dissenting from majority opinions
of the Cdurt. Justice Holmes invarl-
- i ably maintained a sweetness of
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their pay checks are long overdue.
A Chicago newspaper carried In
Italic types scattered through Its
news columns today such warnings
"Pay your taxes or there will be
no fire department."
"Pay your taxes or there will be
no police department."
"Pay your taxes or the county
hospital will shut down."
Pay your taxes or the schools
will ckee."
"Pay your taxes or the courts win
dose."
And the legislature, by voting
down the Kelly MU lor revamping
the city's tax machinery early on
Wednesday, prolonged for no one
knows bow long, the anxiety of
Chicago's 3,800.000 Inhabitants.
Fourteen relief stations, which
have been caring for 38,000 destitute
families, must close unlem tax
funds are made available. The relief
fund of $10400.000 that the city
raised among Its dtlaeos win not
keep them open much longer.
Suffering among the 500400
school threatens to become
more acute. Many of them have
been given free lunches at school.
In many cases that was their big-
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Public Opinion
I Washington
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who is striving to make the country
George Washington conscious. As
associate director of the Oeorge
Washington bi-centennial Bloom
heads the movement for the nation-
wide celebration of Washington's
200th birthday this year.
The manner la which he has gone
about the job hasn't exactly phased
COMPLETION of nineteen
years of service as superintendent
of the state's tuberculosis sanator-
ium at Carlsbad, In West Texas, by
Dr. J. B. McX night was {announce#
• few days ago. calling to the public
mind not only the, splendid record
made by this physician but the
marked progress made by the state
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 77, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1932, newspaper, January 14, 1932; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1024223/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.