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Manuscripts
Manuscripts
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
U.S. Court of Appeals (9th), No. 14582, Brief for Appellee & Brief for the United States
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"The following bound briefs are loose in box 184: 2nd Civil No. 9013 in the District Court of Appeal State of California, City of Los Angeles v. Klinker & City of Los Angeles v. The Times-Mirror Company, Appellant's Opening Brief (2 copies, one with loose pieces of correspondence) and Respondent's Brief L.A. No. 14272 2nd Civil No. 9013 In the Supreme Court of the State of California, City of Los Angeles v. Klinker & City of Los Angeles v. The Times-Mirror Company, Appellant's Reply Brief (2 copies), Petition for Rehearing, Appellant's Answer to Petition for Rehearing "
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Superior Court of California (Sacramento County), Times Mirror Co. vs. Franchise Tax Board, No. 97467, Brief for Defendant
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Reply to Petition for Transfer and Hearing by Supreme Court. Juanita C. Bastanchury and Elizabeth Eadington and Union Bank & Trust Company of Los Angeles v. The Times-Mirror Company, Appeal from the Superior Court of Orange Count Hon. George K. Scovel, Judge.
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William Prentiss, Jr., as Receiver of The United States National Bank of Los Angeles, a national banking association v. The Times-Mirror Company, a corporation - Brief of Appellee. United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, case No. 8032.
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4 items: 25+ pp. of US Supreme Court transcript of the two cases - Bridges vs. California and Times Mirror vs. Superior Court ; 2-pp. LAT in-house memo, 1980 ; booklet, "Freedom of the Press - the Anglo-American Struggle, 1644 - 1837" ; single sheet biography of colonial printer John Peter Zenger, who was the defendant in a pivotal libel case in 1734.
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