Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Nebraska's Senator Norris, Idaho's Senator Borah, Montana's Senator Wheeler, Iowa's Senator Brookhart. Senator Norris, as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, had offered a resolution for that committee to inquire into the whole wide field of Prohibition enforcement, to study even its enforceability, with a view to remedial legislation. Behind this Dry movement was a dissatisfaction with the secret work of the National Law Enforcement Commission and its recommendations. Some Dry Senators felt that President Hoover was afraid to reveal the true inwardness of Prohibition. Senators Norris, Borah and Brookhart each claimed to possess a mass...
...With particular suspicion do they view Morgan, banker of Great Britain during the War, who has his London house in Grosvenor Square and his English country seat, Wall Hall, at Watford. What is more natural, they think, than . . . that the Morgan group, with its vast investments in British shipping held in vassalage to the British Government, should favor American naval surrender, perpetuating British mastery of the seas...
...dividend time last week but no dividends were declared, though in hand was 11,000,000 marks net profit for the year, a profit considered phenomenal in view of the current depression in German industry...
Adoption of the professional code might well meet with the approval of some of the larger colleges, but it seems pretty certain that the smaller college teams would view such action with alarm. As a matter of fact, Joe Stubbs, Harvard mentor, has repeatedly come out against the adoption of pro regulations. The fast pace made possible by forward passing would be a considerable drain on the stamina of the college skaters; even the seasoned and hardened professionals have found it necessary to use three forward lines to maintain the speedy clip. Of course the amateur twelve player rule would...
...question of replacing college scholarships and endowments with restrictive financial entanglements. Many men who lead in cultural pursuits are an economic loss to society; but man's propensity to think makes it necessary that there should be no regress in charitable mass education which has no immediate end in view...