Word: code
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...jobs for U. S. residents. Consuls were instructed to refuse passport visas to aliens who on arrival were likely to become public charges. If a would-be immigrant boasted of work awaiting him in the U. S., he was barred under the contract labor provision of the Immigration code. As a result of the President's orders, the Department of Labor last week announced that immigration for fiscal 1931 had dwindled to a trickle below the 100.000 mark for the first time since...
Howard W. Hawks (The Dawn Patrol, The Criminal Code...
...Russell Sage Foundation issued a 500-page code of successful practices in 10,000 controversies between miners and operators in Illinois, urged that it be used in the East's bituminous troubles...
...spectacular tortures, holy stigmata or supernatural visions marked the life of Mother Seton; but she was gentle and pious, and as brilliant an organizer as St. Teresa who founded the Discalced Carmelite Order. One of her biographers (Father Joseph B. Code of St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa) says that she "inaugurated practically every work of Catholic social welfare in the U. S." Soon after her death U. S. Catholics perceived in her an eminent candidate for the Church's great posthumous tribute: sainthood. Though eight residents of North America have been canonized (TIME, April 7; July 7, 1930), there...
...Pope Pius XI last week went 50 pilgrims-ladies all in black, including Mrs. Philip A. Brennan, president of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae; Mrs. James J. Sheeran, its co-founder and president of the Seton Committee; and gentlemen in tailcoats and black ties, including Biographer Father Code. A dozen similar audiences were to follow. To lend ecclesiastical prestige came Mother-General Marie LeBrun of the Sisters of Charity of Paris, Cardinals Donatus Sbarretti and Bonaventure Cerretti, Bishop John Joseph McMahon of Trenton, N. J. and Rev. Giuseppe Scognamillo of Rome, postulator (advocate) of Mother Seton. In the Papal...