Word: questioningly
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...have had the question of secession before us here in South Africa," concluded General Smuts suavely, "but that question has now been eliminated...
...result of the Maltese friction Great Britain's diplomatic Minister at the Holy See was withdrawn. Deadlock was complete. Replying to a question in the House of Commons last week, Scotch Presbyterian Prime Minister MacDonald said: "We are perfectly prepared, so far as the Government's relations with the Vatican are concerned, to leave the matter where...
...agitated House then passed an amendment recording that South Africa accepts the Imperial Conference Declaration of 1926 solely in the sense that Dominion Status includes the Right of Secession. Academic though even so acrimonious a debate may seem, it is of burning importance and vital bearing on the Indian question. St. Gandhi has rejected all tentative offers of Dominion Status on the ground that in the form Great Britain would be prepared to offer it to India it would not include the Right of Secession. Therefore he launched his movement for Independence. If South Africa now establishes that all Dominions...
...little to do with France and Italy at London. Great Britain and the United States had reached a previous understanding, and the only question remaining to be settled between them was whether the United States should have 23 or 18 large cruisers...
...from transporting products of the U. S. Steel Corp. The commodities clause of the Interstate Commerce Act forbids a railroad to haul commodities manufactured by it or by its subsidiaries. Whether the reverse also holds?that a manufacturer may not own a railroad that hauls his freight? is the question, to determine which the Attorney General is bringing his suit. Should he win, U. S. Steel will be mightily embarrassed, for it will have to give up its control not only of the Elgin, Joliet, & Eastern, but also of the Bessemer & Lake Erie (which connects its mills with the lakes...