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6 Signatures of the United States Supreme Court Justices [1] (1941-1969)

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ROBERT  HOUTHWOUT   JACKSON   (1892-1954);

            ASSOCIATE   JUSTICE,  UNITED  STATES   SUPREME  COURT,  1941-1954













                                       THE SOLICITOR GENERAL
                                            WASHINGTON

                                            October 25
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                        Dear Emil:

                                  I have your letter in reference to selecting
                        delegates to National conventions and am ashamed to tell
                        you that I do not know whether there has been any change
                        since the enactment of Chapter 10 of the Consolidated
                        Laws of 1930.  I do not think that there has, but I don't
                        like to have you rely upon my casual knowledge.

                                  I would suggest that you drop the questionnaire
                        to William J. O'Shea, 331 Madison Avenue, New York City,
                        who is counsel to the State Committee and who would be
                        thoroughly able to answer you.

                                  By the way, it might interest your friend,
                         Gallup, to know that his polls have reached such a point
                         of prestige as to be cited in argument before the Supreme
                         Court.  I am inclosing a brief showing the use that we
                         made of them in connection with the Child Labor argument.
                         You will find them referred to at page 33.

                                   With best regards and good wishes,

                                                        Sincerely yours,






                         Mr. Emil Hurja,
                         National Press Building,
                         Washington, D. C.