Word: accountants
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...recognize, I repeat it, our debt toward the United States, but we ask that due account be taken of the real conditions, economical and financial, in which Italy finds itself, as well as of our demographic and fiscal pressure, of our national wealth, of the balance of payments and of the commercial balance, and we have to adjust to those conditions the amount, form and the time of payments...
...special post created for him) is one of the most important men in Europe and perhaps the most powerful man in Germany. Under the title of Agent General of Reparations, he is responsible for the collection and distribution of moneys paid under the Experts' Plan by Germany on account of reparations. The degree of his power can be gauged by the fact that these moneys, amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars, are credited to a reparations account in the Reichsbank at Berlin ot which he has the sole drawing power...
...essence of Swedenborg's account of his revelation is that things spiritual have their counterpart in things physical. From God emanates a divine sphere, which appears in the spiritual world as a sun, and from this spiritual sun again proceeds the sun of the natural world. In God there are three infinite "degrees" of being, and in man and all things corresponding, three finite and created degrees. They are love, wisdom, use; or end, cause, and effect. The final ends of all things are in the Divine Mind; the causes of all things are in the spiritual world...
...Chicago, it was announced that A Civic Biology, one of the text books containing an unBiblical account of the creation for the use of which Teacher Scopes was arrested to test the Tennessee law, had been placed on the reading list of that city's high and junior high schools...
TIME received the account of Mr. Whiting's reception at the White House from what it believed to be an infallibly accurate source. In view, however, of Subscriber Leonard's letter, and of the testimony of Mr. Whiting's mother and of Mr. Whiting himself, there seems no choice but to admit that the source erred...