Word: musts
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Must the entire A. E. F. write in to assure you of their interest, their downright forthwith interest, in the payment of the Adjusted Compensation Certificate (this is their engraved title!) now and not after their ultimate demise...
...Economic wounds must be healed by the action of the cells of the economic body-the producers and consumers themselves. Recovery can be expedited . . . by co-operative action. . . . The co-operation of public utilities, railways and other large organizations has been generously given in construction. . . . The volume of this type of construction work, which amounted to roughly $6,300,000,000 in 1929, instead of decreasing will show a total of about $7,000,000,000 for 1930. . . . The Federal Government is engaged upon the greatest program of waterway, harbor, flood control, public building, highway, and airway improvement...
Though it was the last created (1913) and hence the "lowest" in rank, the Labor portfolio is easily the fourth most ticklish for a President to assign. His Treasury choice, most ticklish, must have the approval of the American Bankers' Association and Big Business at large. Next most ticklish is picking an Attorney General and on this Presidents invariably consult the American Bar Association. Secretary of State is of less definite, more external importance, causing a President to calculate how his Administration will be regarded by other nations. Then, having suited Capital, Bench & Bar, and the World at Large...
Taken all in all--if it must be taken--the situation is discouraging. Audacious, with his alphabetical system, was summarily tossed off as in ill-mannered diletante. But when scholars of a most advanced and complex science, after impaling human specimens for their study, induce, (it's largely a matter of induction, the scientific approach, no less), their findings cannot be gainsaid. The die is cast, Sophoclean fate has decreed, and the New England tetrology are distinct types, like...
What the nearing completion of the House Plan, it is probable that these latest rumblings indicate a new vigor. Money for purposes other than building dormitories will again be available and the chapel project must necessarily receive a new vitality. The known facts of the true situation are characteristically vague beyond the fact that the new edifice will occupy most of the space between Widener and Appleton chapel and that it is supposed to be built on a scale to "balance" the library...