Word: questioningly
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...understanding that the advocates of the Naval Treaty in the Senate are earnestly striving for action in the present session. If it should prove impossible to complete in the present session, I shall call a special session of the Senate immediately following the regular session to deal with the question...
WITHIN the dignified covers of Harper's Magazine, John Macy has several times attempted to put the female of the species in her true place. "About Women" continues to chase the question throughout three hundred intelligently written pages, and eventually finds the elusive place a pleasant one after all. The man who ventures into the turbulent waters of the Woman Question is liable to be termed a misanthropic epigrammarian disappointed in love and oryptically left to sink or swim by at least one of the New Women. John Macy chose to swim and in so doing has written a book...
Today the world is talking about peace and disarmament. When the strongest ruler in Europe calls his nation to arm against its neighbors the import of his commands is forgotten for The League of Nations and The World Court. The question is when will these ideas of war again dominate the World. In the face of M. Mussolini's speech the late London Naval Conference seems even worse than futile...
Bank examiners last week knew they would find none of the records the Senate had sought because Mai Daugherty subsequently had testified that he had burned all the ledgers in question...
...always interesting and sometimes startling question of what Mr. George Washington Hill and his American Tobacco Co. are likely to do next was last week answered when Lucky Strike's ''future shadow." suddenly expanded from the chin in which it originated and spread over the entire figure, monstrous, ominous, and exaggerated even to advertising's nth degree. For a long time the public had been accustomed to seeing, in Lucky, advertisements, a picture of a single-chinned man or woman casting a fat and double-chinned shadow, the moral being that by much smoking instead...