Goodbar, Joseph E. (Joseph Ernest), 1890-

Dr. Joseph E. Goodbar and Octavia Walton Goodbar, of Portland, Me., sailed on the S.S. American Merchant, sailing from New York, on July 6, 1929 to England where they arrived on July 15th. They also traveled to Scotland and France, returning home in August.

From the description of European trip : record in pictures and in words, 1916-1929. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 502021474

Dr. Joseph E. Goodbar and Octavia Walton Goodbar, of Portland, Me., sailed on the S.S. "American Merchant," from New York on Saturday, July 6, 1929 to England, where they arrived on July 15, 1929. They also traveled to Scotland and France, returning home in Aug. Dr. Goodbar died around 1953.

From the description of European trip [microform] : record in pictures and in words, 1929. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 686708918

• 1890: Born in St. Louis.
• 1910: University of Arkansas, A.B.
• 1910 - c. 1927 : Boston Boston Island of North Boston (historical) Boston Boston Post Office (historical) Boston Boston New Boston Township of Boston Wyndham Boston Downtown Hilton Boston/Dedham Primier Iglesia Bapista De Boston The Boston Inn Inc. Boston School (historical) Boston Bayou Embranchement Boston Boston Cutoff West New Boston Post Office Boston Ledges Boston College New Boston Cemetery Boston Square Boston Bostonia Church of Christ Portland, Maine. Portland Worked in business in Boston and Portland, Maine.
• 1930: Boston University, L.L.B.
• 1931: Harvard University, L.L.M.
• 1931: Publication of The Youngstown Litigation Discussed under the Law of New York, Boston University Law Review.
• 1932 - 1933 : Further study at Harvard.
• 1933: Publication of Dollar Bond Indentures of French and German Corporations, Boston University Law Review.
• 1933 - 1946 : Practiced law in Boston.
• 1935: Publication of Managing the People's Money . New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University Press. 578 pp.
• 1938 - 1939 : Octavia Walton Goodbar, Joseph's wife, is President of the National Federation of Press Women.
• 1940: Publication of Muddling through Monetary and Economic Law, Boston University Law Review.
• 1945: Publication of Administrative Agency in Action, Boston University Law Review.
• 1948: Publication of Bond Trustees as Statutory Trustees, Boston University Law Review,
• 1948: Publication of No-Par Stock - Its Nature and Use, Miami Law Quarterly.
• 1948: Publication of A Creative Capitalism . Coauthored with Lorenzo Bergeron. Boston: Boston University Press. 376 pp.
• 1953: Died in Portland, Maine on July 21, 1953.

From the guide to the Papers, 1927-1939, (Harvard Law School Library, Harvard University)