Word: recoverable
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Billy Gibson, Tunney's friend and one-time manager, said that $27,000 had been paid by Tunney for the quitclaim and to recover letters he wrote Mrs. Fogarty. News accounts raised this sum to $75,000.
But her conduct was "reprehensible" in the findings of special-Assistant-to-the-Attorney-General Pierce Butler Jr., son of Associate Justice Butler of the U.S. Supreme Court, who last week finished a thoroughgoing review of the Barnett case. Mr. Butler found: 1) the Interior Department had no power to...
The fact that it is absolutely impossible to tell whether the King's mind will completely recover or not makes the general anxiety the more acute. All his most personal belongings have been taken to Craigwell House to help him recover: his famed stamp albums, his collection of gramophone records...
I shall not appoint your successor," said President Masaryk to Dr. Svehla, "perhaps you may yet recover your health."
Though drastic censorship precluded exact knowledge of what was taking place, a symposium of rumors confirmed reports that His Majesty had proclaimed the termination of all "reforms"-such as the edict requiring men to wear pants (TIME, Sept. 10)-and was making desperate efforts to rally his troops and recover...