Word: questioningly
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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Minnesota's Governor Theodore Christianson, Iowa's Governor John Hammill, Nebraska's Governor Arthur J. Weaver thought well of the scheme, asked many a question. Chief question: how to keep State legislatures from adding the gross sales tax to other burdens, instead of substituting it for them...
Declared the court: "The applicant has made no attempt to offer anything in the way of an affirmative showing that with respect to the crime in question he is in truth and in fact an innocent man. . . . He was the friend and associate of persons actively engaged in plotting, attempting and even executing crimes of violence. . . . The deliberated and fiendishly-prepared-for crime of Preparedness Day was in all human probability conceived and carried forward to its execution by the same evilly disposed individuals whose friend and associate Billings had been. . . . If he himself did not prepare and plant...
...question of inches in length of material, but of how a garment is worn. I have confidence in the morals of French women...
...question of decency in dress, how often do people try to secure the complicity of doctors in order that a veto against indecent dress should not apply? Many other things gain vogue under medical pretext which would have disastrous consequences if they got a foothold among sound medical practitioners, such as things concerning conjugal life and sexual relationships, offenses against maternity, and therapeutic abortion...
Findings: "Very few cases are noted of alleged impropriety on the part of regular instructors in the academic departments [of institutions] or of teachers of economics in the schools of business or elsewhere. . . . In almost every case of alleged improper activity the individual in question was either a subordinate instructor or connected with the extension department or with some technical day or night school. . . . Certain instructors, while beyond doubt absolutely honest themselves, were lacking in the tact that was necessary or perhaps in an appreciation of the gravity of the situation. Other instructors were obviously naïve enough...