Word: stocking
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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When all this is done, the Indian Bureau will proceed to explain to the Navajos that they must reduce their stock. But the explanation, and the subsequent reduction, was inaugurated in 1934 and 1935. By the time the bilingual teachers get around to it, the Navajo stock will be reduced to the vanishing point. They think it's far too near that point already. Doesn't your article put the cart before the horse...
...Your preliminary summary of the complicated Navajo problem and the urgency of stock reduction to save the soil on the reservation, was remarkable. I never would have believed the matter could be stated so completely in so little space...
Engaged. Nancy Whitney, 23, daughter of Richard Whitney, onetime, now incarcerated president of the New York Stock Exchange; and Henry Averell Gerry, polo-playing grandson of Commodore Elbridge Thomas Gerry; in Manhattan...
Publisher Milton left 31% of the News stock to his son by his first wife, George Fort Milton Jr. To his good friend and longtime associate, General Manager Walter C. Johnson, went 18%, to his second wife and her daughters 51%, part of it in trust. Back to Chattanooga went Son George from Chicago (where he had been handling publicity for William Gibbs McAdoo's Presidential campaign) and took charge of the News...
...Book Three the idiot Ike Snopes falls in love with a cow. Mink Snopes murders a widower named Houston. The villagers, to cure the idiot of "stock-diddling," slaughter the cow and require him to eat of her. In a gruesome scene Houston's hound attacks Mink. Mink is caught and jailed...