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Letter To Jeanet Fairley Regarding Materials Exchange, March 14, 1938, Dillard Gardner

Correspondence

A letter from Dillard Gardner to Jeanet Fairley regarding materials exchange of discarded legal materials.

Letter To Lucile Elliott Regarding Meeting Of North Carolina Law Librarians, March 4, 1938, William Roalfe

Correspondence

A letter from William Roalfe to Lucile Elliott expressing Roalfe's interest in attending a meeting of North Carolina law librarians.

Letter To William Roalfe Regarding Materials Exchange, March 1, 1938, Dillard Gardner

Correspondence

A letter from Dillard Gardner to William Roalfe discussing potential exchange of discarded legal materials.

Letter To Dillard Gardner Regarding Meeting Dates, February 28, 1938, William Roalfe

Correspondence

A letter from William Roalfe to Dillard Gardner providing dates which Roalfe will not be available for a meeting.

Letter To Dillard Gardner Regarding Materials Exchange Program, February 24, 1938, William Roalfe

Correspondence

A letter from William Roalfe to Dillard Gardner discussing logistics of a materials exchange program.

Letter To William Roalfe Regarding A Meeting Of North Carolina Law Librarians, February 2, 1938, Dillard Gardner

Correspondence

A letter from Dillard Gardner to William Roalfe discussing program topics for the next meeting and future meetings of North Carolina law librarians.

Letter To Dillard Gardner Regarding Meeting Program, January 15, 1938, William Roalfe

Correspondence

A letter from William Roalfe to Dillard Gardner discussing program ideas for a future meeting.

Letter To Lucile Elliott Regarding A Meeting Of North Carolina Law Librarians, January 10, 1938, Dillard Gardner

Correspondence

A letter from Dillard Gardner to Lucile Elliott regarding potential program ideas for a meeting of North Carolina law librarians.

Letter To North Carolina Law Libraries Regarding Materials Exchanges, 1938, Dillard Gardner

Correspondence

A letter from Dillard Gardner to North Carolina Law Libraries regarding discarded materials available for other law libraries under a materials exchange plan.

Letter To Dillard Gardner Regarding A Meeting Of North Carolina Law Librarians, December 17, 1937, Lucile Elliott

Correspondence

A letter from Lucile Elliott to Dillard Gardner asking Gardner to serve on the program committee for the next meeting of law librarians in North Carolina.

Law Books And Law Publishers, Arthur S. Beardsley

Articles

There are indications that the depression, which has burdened us for the past five years, is slowly receding. In its wake will doubtless follow renewed prosperity with all the blessings of peace and contentment. A freedom from financial worry will replace the present fear, and money will be more plentifully earned and freely expended.

It remains to be seen, however, whether the problems encountered during this economic cycle will be soon forgotten. Will the members of the legal profession and the law libraries return to their former policies of, what has appeared to be, uncontrolled and ill-advised purchasing of the …

The Law School Library—A Library Of Research For Lawyer, Layman, And Legislator, Arthur S. Beardsley

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We will probably agree that the college or university as a seat of learning must develop and maintain library facilities commensurate with the standing before the world which the institution's progress has earned. The library, and of course we include the law school library, is one of the indices of an educational institution's efficiency, and as such, we expect it to grow and expand by adding to the richness of its collections, material of ever increasing importance and usefulness. We expect the college library to take the lead in gathering for future reference the materials valuable for research which, on …