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Editorials
July 30, 1930 issue

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The article presents information on the political, social and judicial developments around the world during early 1930. Rarely, if ever, has a Supreme Court decision received a more enthusiastic welcome from trade unionists than the recent decision in the case of New Orleans Railway Company vs. Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, decided May 26, 1930. With the question of academic freedom, the American Association of University Professors has recently turned its attention to the ethical issue involved in the acceptance by professors of payments from public-utility companies in return for articles, addresses, investigations, or other services presumably of benefit to the companies.

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APPELLATE courts; LABOR union members; ACTIONS & defenses; AMERICAN Association of University Professors; COLLEGE teachers; UNITED States
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