Word: maloney
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...half-hearted supporter of the President, disliked by New Dealers, Connecticut's Senator Francis T. Maloney nevertheless coattailed in past a smart Republican adman and schoolmaster, 43-year-old Paul Lincoln Cornell. Delaware elected (6-5) an even more conservative Democrat: James Miller Tunnell...
...Connecticut Republicans had up the man who streamlined their State party in 1938: Paul Lincoln Cornell, 43, who made a pleasant fortune in the advertising business, retired to run Romford (preparatory) School at Washington, Conn. Cornell last week devoted his promotional talents to turning out Democratic Incumbent Francis Thomas Maloney...
...Securities Exchange Act of 1934) it daily watches fluctuations in about $150,000,000,000 worth of stocks and bonds listed on 20 U. S. exchanges, can stop trading (for cause) in any one of them at a hat's drop, has done so 18 times. Under the Maloney Act (1938) it has additional authority over some 80 billion dollars' worth of securities not listed on these exchanges, watches their brokers regulate themselves. Under the Chandler Act (1938) it has loud kibitzing powers over corporate reorganizations, has watched the progress of 548 companies with pre-bankruptcy assets...