Word: omitting
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...interpreting news. My judgment is that your subscribers belong to a class of fairly intelligent people, as competent to interpret facts as you. Personally, I wish you might stay what you claimed to be when I first received your advertising matter: a newsmagazine.∙ I should prefer that you omit the colorings of your own prejudices...
...Auburn cemetery. The runners will then complete two loops over and around the hill back of the cemetery, and will cross the Watertown Bridge, finishing the race near the Boston side of the Larz Anderson Bridge. The Freshman course will begin at the same place but will omit the "loops" to reduce the course to about three miles...
...Braun, Socialist Prime Minister of Prussia, refused to relax his rule that Stahlhelm members may not parade or demonstrate in Rhenish Prussia, which includes such an important city as Coblenz. "This is unequal treatment which I find unbearable!" wrote the President to Dr. Braun last week and threatened to omit Prussia's end of the Rhineland from his tour...
...quarter of 1930, for most corporations had earning shrinkages to announce and the poorer the earnings, the later a report is likely to be. It remained, however, for David Sarnoff s Radio Corp. of America to dispense with any announcement whatsoever by getting permission from the Stock Exchange to omit a first-quarter statement. Exchange rules call for a periodic report of earnings, do not specify quarterly reports. But Radio Corp. was admonished not to omit a first-half report and also to issue quarterly statements thereafter. Official reason for failure to report was that the recent recapitalization and unification...
Such references as British correspondents in India made to Sholapur last week, did not omit the humorous side of the city's few days of swaraj. It was fun to cable that lumbering bullocks often balked when directed by Gandhi police to keep to the right. It was gratifying to cable that, as soon as His Majesty's forces gained the upper hand, they restored the right and proper English traffic rule: "Keep to the left...