Word: withdrawing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Republic Steel Corp. NLRB was right in demanding, and retiring Justice Joseph Buffington's Third Circuit Court of Appeals was wrong in denying permission to withdraw and revise the Republic record before the corporation appeal is heard...
...whether the third party would split the liberal movement, La Follette declared that the liberals would split of themselves unless united behind a platform embodying their fundamental aims. If the Democrats or Republicans offer such platforms, the National Progressives would withdraw. There is no indication of such political reversal, however...
...only administrative agency apparently caught out on the limb by the Court's position in the Kansas City case. NLRB, which had issued rulings against Republic Steel Corp. and Ford Motor Co. without giving the companies interim information on its proceedings, hastily asked the Federal courts to withdraw the suits over its rulings until it perfected its procedure. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia refused to withdraw the Republic order. The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Covington, Ky. likewise refused to withdraw the Ford order...
Keystone of the Anglo-Italian negotiations was Italy's pledge to withdraw her troops from Rightist Spain, at which time the agreement would go into effect. This seemed "realistic" indeed at the time. Day before the pact was signed Rightist Generalissimo Franco's troops planted their flags on the shores of the Mediterranean and both Chamberlain and Mussolini were convinced that further Leftist resistance would be short-lived. But the Leftists refused to quit. And the thing that gave them most heart was the arrival of at least 200 new planes, presumably from Russia (see p. 16), besides...
...view of the elections conduction on Friday," stated the Federation leader in a letter to the State Labor Commission, "I have come to the conclusion to withdraw accusations against Harvard officials for intimidation and coercion of maids and caretakers in favor of the inside union...