Word: subjection
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...another of tomorrow's public lectures Professor Charles E. Merriam, of the University of Chicago, will present the fifth in the series of Godkin Lectures on "Elements in a Democratic Program," in Littaure Center. The general subject of the series is "On the Agenda of Democracy...
...pending Logan-Walter Bill. "I still am not sure," said Mr. Barkley, "what its passage will do to all the agencies of the Government. . . . The more one discusses it, the less he understands it." Brighter Senators than Alben Barkley agreed, wearily passed (27-to-25) a measure which could subject any act, rule, decision of such agencies as NLRB, SEC, FCC, TVA and many others to court review...
...continue to help the fighting men of Britain to preserve that rim of freedom which is gradually shrinking and which, if we permit it to continue to shrink, will shrink to the edge of our own shores"). But at week's end he was still mum on the subject of the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee...
...least qualified to assess such promises at their proper value. The leaders of these systems have joined in a concerted attack upon those European nations, great and small, which had realized an ideal of personal and political freedom comparable with our own. They have demonstrated their intention to treat subject nations as servile inferiors, and have not hidden their contempt for the democratic processes to which we adhere. Their ambitions are not limited to Europe, and they view with covetous eyes the raw materials and the industrial wealth of the American continent...
Wearing Boutonnieres sent them by the girls, Richard Wolf '41 and John Fully '42 came, saw, and conquered the Mt. Holyoke debating team Saturday night. Subject of the squabble was "Helping Britain" with Harvard opposed to unlimited...