Word: basically
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...check from the Senator. For this the Senate voted a resolution of censure against Senator Bingham. His offense, in his critics' eyes, was his attempt to deceive Senators as to Eyanson's identity and connections. The moral appearance of the situation was worse than the basic facts. It was never proved that Eyanson's presence obtained any undue advantages for the Connecticut Manufacturers Association. He is unpopular in the Senate. On first entering that body he made a bad start by delivering a maiden speech, introducing himself, which struck many a listener as highly egotistical. He addresses...
Commercial Solvents Corp. (Uses corn as its basic raw material; produces cattle feed as a by-product): $3,667,402 as against...
...mortality is due particularly to intestinal diseases, and that a great deal of the infection is caused by contaminated water supplies. On the present expedition Dr. Shattuck will continue his studies, begun last year, to investigate the susceptibility of the Indian to certain blood diseases. He will study the basic metabolism of the aborigines...
...rule limiting any college athlete to two major sports a year. Any student can play football in the fall and basketball in the winter. He can play football in the fall and baseball or track in the spring. But he can take part in only two major sports. The basic idea back of this regulation is sound. Two major sports within a given period of nine months are quite enough for any athletic student to face. To take part in three or four major sports is not only overworking an athlete physically, but in many cases it is leaving...
...Paris (Fox). The assumption of special characteristics belonging to special classes or races-characteristics which stay the same no matter what is happening-is the basic device of this picture as it is of half the good comedies in existence. Just as a Scotsman in a vaudeville joke must be a pinchpenny, so the two Frenchmen who follow a roughneck sailor to pay him the $1,000,000 he ha? won in a lottery are always polite. No matter how much of a hurry they are in they never forget to take their hats off to each other. This...