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Restriction On Testation In Kentucky, Common-Law And Statutory--With A Suggested Plan Of Legislation, J. Leland Brewster

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Evidence--Use Of Truth Serum Statements In Substantiating The Testimony Of An Impeached Witness, Wayne J. Carroll

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Illegal Search And Seizure--Power Of A Federal Court To Enjoin A Federal Agent From Testifying In A State Court, Linza B. Inabnit

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Torts--Landowner's Liability To Trespassing Children, Fred F. Bradley

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Torts--Trespass--Kentucky Eliminates A Strict Liability Rule, Charles E. Goss

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Ultra Vires Contracts Under Modern Corporate Legislation, Willburt D. Ham

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Public Utilities--Rate Base--The Aftermath Of The Hope Case (I), Glenn L. Greene Jr.

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Evidence--Does The Privilege Against Self-Incrimination Extend To Incrimination Under The Laws Of Another Jurisdiction?, James Park Jr.

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Pleading--Special Damages--Statement Of Amount Of Special Damages In The Pleadings, Charles E. Goss

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Torts--Charitable Immunity From Tort Liability In Kentucky, H. Wendell Cherry

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Working With The Revenue Code-1957 Edited By James J. Mahon, Jr., W. Lewis Roberts

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

The Power Elite By C. Wright Mills, C. Arnold Anderson, Harry L. Gracey

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Letter To Mortimer Schwartz Regarding The Seaall Newsletter, December 4, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Mortimer Schwartz about the SEAALL Newsletter and adding AALL members to the SEAALL Newsletter mailing list.

Letter To Ruth Corry Regarding The Seaall Newsletter, December 4, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Ruth Corry thanking Corry for sending copies of the SEAALL Newsletter.

Letter To Corinne Bass Regarding Materials Exchange, December 4, 1956, Mary Oliver

Correspondence

A letter from Mary Oliver to Corinne Bass thanking Bass for sending items for a materials exchange.

Letter To Corinne Bass Regarding Chapter Bulletins, December 1956, Mortimer Schwartz

Correspondence

A letter from Mortimer Schwartz to Corinne Bass requesting information on whether SEAALL publishes a chapter news bulletin.

Letter To Mary Oliver Regarding Materials Exchange And Seaall Chapter Meeting Minutes, November 28, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Mary Oliver about sending books under an exchange agreement and thanking Oliver for sending meeting minutes.

Hydraulic Model Studies Of Culvert Operation, Eugene M. West

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Since 1951 the Division of Research has been engaged in a comprehensive study of highway drainage problems. This study has included special investigations of rainfall and runoff, drainage structures in use and the practices used in their design, culvert hydraulics, and other relevant investigations. To date, reports have been published concerning runoff and rainfall variables (1 and 2)* and the effects of barrel roughness upon culvert operation (3), together with the preparation of a drainage manual for the use of Highway Department engineers and consultants.

The most recent special project, part of the over-all study, has dealt with the effects …

A Field And Laboratory Examination Of Weathering Effects On Petroleum And Blended Petroleum-Natural Asphalts In Paving Mixtures, Ellis G. Williams

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

The relative merits of various asphalts and asphaltic materials have been the subject of considerable controversy almost from the beginning of flexible pavement construction in this country. In this early period petroleum asphalt had not yet entered the picture and controversy centered about naturally occurring products such as Trinidad natural asphalt and impregnated stones. In 1876 Congress directed that comparative service tests be made on a rock asphalt* and a sheet asphalt containing Trinidad natural asphalt. The sheet asphalt was considered the more successful of these and thus Trinidad natural asphalt became firmly established as a paving material in this …

Analysis Of Pavement Riding Quality: A Triaxial Evaluation Of Pavement Roughness, William S. Foy

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

For the last twenty-five years considerable research has been directed toward developing reliable equipment for evaluating pavement roughness. Since roughness inhibits passenger riding comfort and safety, as well as inducing vehicle deterioration, the determination of the features that cause roughness would indicate possible improvements in pavement design, materials, construction practices and equipment. For example, certain types of base design might be found to produce smoother surfaces than others; and a construction practice such as a blade-spread leveling course might result in more uniform pavements. Then too, evaluation of pavement roughness would permit relative comparison of pavements as one of several …

Letter To Ruth Corry Regarding The Seaall Newsletter, October 19, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Ruth Corry asking for an update on progress with the SEAALL Newsletter.

Letter To Corinne Bass Regarding Seaall Budget, September 14, 1956, Sarah Leverette

Correspondence

A letter from Sarah Leverette to Corinne Bass regarding the preparation of the 1957-1958 SEAALL budget.

Letter To Corinne Bass Regarding Seaall Newsletter, September 7, 1956, Ruth Corry

Correspondence

A letter from Ruth Corry to Corinne Bass regarding the SEAALL Newsletter, minute meetings, and an Attorney General's pamphlet.

Letter To Ruth Corry Regarding The Seaall Newsletter And The Seaall Chapter Meeting, September 5, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Ruth Corry asking for an update on progress with the SEAALL Newsletter. Bass also shares information on the potential for a SEAALL Chapter meeting and notes her concerns that segregation may impact the ability of black librarians attending the meeting.

Letter To Mary Oliver Regarding Seaall Membership Dues, September 5, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Mary Oliver about SEAALL membership dues.

Letter To Corinne Bass Regarding Seaall Meetings, August 31, 1956, Mary Oliver

Correspondence

A letter from Mary Oliver to Corinne Bass regarding potential joint meetings between SEAALL and other organizations.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding The 1956 Seaall Chapter Meeting, August 30, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Sarah Leverette on the success of the 1956 SEAALL Chapter meeting.

Letter To Minnette Massey Regarding The 1956 Southeastern Regional Conference Of Law Teachers, August 30, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Minnette Massey with information on the potential of having the SEAALL Chapter meeting at the same time as the Southeastern Regional Conference of Law Teachers.

Letter To Mary Oliver Regarding A Seaall Chapter Meeting, August 30, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Mary Oliver about the potential of having the SEAALL Chapter meeting at the same time as the Southeastern Regional Conference of Law Teachers.

Letter To Margaret Prendergast Regarding Seaall Membership Dues, August 29, 1956, Sarah Leverette

Correspondence

A letter from Sarah Leverette to Margaret Prendergast providing a refund for an overpayment of SEAALL membership dues.