Word: sundays
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...consumer against increased food and raw material prices by an "Import Control Board"; 3) modernization and re-equipment of British industries under a "National Planning Board"; 4) postponement ("not repudiation") of Britain's War debt payments until the Mosley "reconstruction program" shall have been completed. Obviously the Conservative Sunday Express was justified in splashing out the manifesto under a derisive screamer: If I Were Prime Minister-By Sir Oswald Mosley. But observers noted that numerous features of the "Mosley program" correspond with Liberal Leader David Lloyd George's ideas of how to deal with Britain's economic...
...Socialites are far from the stage. Worse, they cannot be seen by the main floor audience and even find it hard to see one another. Business has been bad. Rear seats are often empty. It is said that the company is $150,000 behind last year in subscriptions. The Sunday matinee series has been discontinued "after a careful inquiry into costs and the probable income." Whether this can all be attributed to hard times is a matter of opinion. Certainly there has been no lack of sales effort in the best Insull manner. But critics contend that too much...
...Shoemaker, of the Cavalry Baptist Church of New York will speak on "The Oxford Group" on Sunday, December 14 at 4 o'clock at the Phillips Brooks House...
...scores of matches played last Saturday in inter-club competitions occupied more than a column of fine type in The Sunday Herald. And that is not the whole story. Many men are at it whose performances do not call for the attention of sporting editors. The season begins in earnest after the Harvard-Yale football game, and from then until warmer weather the number of men who use the courts every day is high in the hundreds...
...following article, from the pen of Lucius Beebe of the New York Herald-Tribune, was culled from the Sunday issue of that journal...