Word: subjection
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...Senate two bills remained for consideration. One was the bill to amend the National Labor Relations Act, sponsored in the House by wing-collared Representative Howard Worth Smith of Virginia. The other was the controversial Logan-Walter Bill to subject the rules and decisions of Government agencies to review in the courts (TIME, April 29). Both bills passed in the House with big majorities, both were sidetracked in the Senate. Both were slated for a Presidential veto, if they...
...amendments seemed to be safely stalled, since the Committee on Education and Labor had not even found time to study them. But this week, over the protestations of Majority Leader Alben W. Barkley that the Logan-Walter Bill was "crudely drawn" and that a new report on the whole subject of administrative procedure was due to come from the Attorney General's office on Dec. 1, a recalcitrant Senate called the bill out for debate...
...Vatican radio last fortnight shattered the silence it has maintained on the subject of Italy's ally, Germany, ever since Italy entered World War II. The democracies had feared the silence meant tacit approval of the Axis. But the broadcast condemned Naziism in the strongest terms the Vatican had used since the invasion of Poland. Text for the castigation was an editorial from Catholic Spain-which Pius XII is presumably as anxious as U. S. and British Catholics to keep out of the arms of the Axis. The Madrid Alcázar had written: "National Socialism is primarily...
Playwright Goldston, asked what led him to write on the subject, replied: "Inspiration from Adams House fodder, information from Professor Morison, and instigation from Aldrich C. Durant...
Andre Maurois will discuss the fall of France at the Lowell House Common Room; "Industrialization of Latin America" will be the subject of a talk by Professor C. H. Haring at the Pan-American Club; Professor Charles E. Merriam of the University of Chicago will give the first Godkin Lecture on "What is Democracy" at the Littaner Center; Granville Hicks will speak on "The American Literary Mind and the Present Crisis" in the Union; and Professor K. S. Latourette will discuss Christianity at Appleton Chapel...