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"Now I will make your name great, like the names of the greatest men on earth."
George Pappalahodimtrakopoulous retained the distinction of having the longest name in the Lansing, Michigan, telephone directory. Pappalahodimtrakopoulous, a restaurant owner has a standing offer of a free meal for anyone who can pronounce his name correctly the first time. Few win!
Judge says that "Wright is Wrong"
A news item from Los Angeles shows that Judge Yankwich had such a case as to make judges want to scream.
Luther Wright and Hermann Rongg appeared before Federal Judge Leon R. Yankwich, each claiming ownership of a patent. The judge attempted to moderate the dispute, declaring, "Well, one of you must be wrong." "That's right," declared Rongg. "I'm Rongg, and I am right." Then Wright interrupted: "He's wrong, your honor, I'm right and Rongg is wrong."
But largely upon the strength of a letter Wright wrote Rongg, Judge Yankwich at length terminated the Wright-Rongg dispute by ruling: "Paradoxical though it may appear in this case Wright is wrong and Rongg is right, and so I enter judgment."
- Smith
George Pappalahodimtrakopoulous retained the distinction of having the longest name in the Lansing, Michigan, telephone directory. Pappalahodimtrakopoulous, a restaurant owner has a standing offer of a free meal for anyone who can pronounce his name correctly the first time. Few win!
Judge says that "Wright is Wrong"
A news item from Los Angeles shows that Judge Yankwich had such a case as to make judges want to scream.
Luther Wright and Hermann Rongg appeared before Federal Judge Leon R. Yankwich, each claiming ownership of a patent. The judge attempted to moderate the dispute, declaring, "Well, one of you must be wrong." "That's right," declared Rongg. "I'm Rongg, and I am right." Then Wright interrupted: "He's wrong, your honor, I'm right and Rongg is wrong."
But largely upon the strength of a letter Wright wrote Rongg, Judge Yankwich at length terminated the Wright-Rongg dispute by ruling: "Paradoxical though it may appear in this case Wright is wrong and Rongg is right, and so I enter judgment."
- Smith
