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...staged by Blanche Yurka, with Esther Dale in the title role and 13 memorably explicit little settings by Norris Houghton, Carry Nation is an extremely interesting, somewhat wry portrait of a U. S. phenomenon. It reaches no climaxes, appears more like a piece by Herbert Asbury for the American Mercury than a play, but the amateur of Americana should get his money's worth from...
...make industrial cannon-fodder of the lives of half the population of the United States. I believe in the sacredness of private property, which means that I do not believe it should be subjected to the ruthless manipulation of professional gamblers in the stock-markets. . . . "I propose an orderly, explicit and practical group of fundamental remedies. These will protect not the few but the great mass of average American men and women who, I am not ashamed to repeat, have been forgotten by those in power." The Roosevelt remedies: 1) "Every effort to prevent the issue of manufactured and unnecessary...
...private profit by its management, he is sadly perverting the course of truth. The only statement on which the Dean demanded proof was a short sentence published in an historical situation, and was originally made in 1931. However, I did send an explanation of that statement, complete and explicit, to the Dean. It is to be noted that the same statement first appeared in "Spectator" in 1931 under another editor, was not refuted and caused no disciplinary action to be taken against the editor in charge...
...Spectator's former editor has stated that his substantiation of these grave charges against dining hall officials was "complete and explicit," while Dean Hawkes has asserted that "his response was wholly without proof." He further charges that Harris was guilty of a series of "innuendoes" and "misrepresentations," and has shown himself not a fit candidate for a Columbia degree; here again outsiders cannot say where honors are due. It is not necessary, however, to have an intimate knowledge of the local conditions to feel that Dean Hawkes has been maladroit and unpolitic in his treatment of the situation, summoning...
...Defense. When the Government filed its suit, sugarmen were amazed. Their denials of guilt were sweeping, explicit. Much of their defense depended on the events that led to the Institute's founding...