Word: actes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...forget to look farther than December's headlines. Don't forget the Minimum Wage Case, the Wagner Labor Relations Act case, the effect of these decisions on the history-making Supreme Court Bill, on the history-making rise of Organized Labor...
...undoubtedly knows the language of Southern Negroes, but before his suggested explanation of "spit an' image" be accepted (TIME, Oct. 11), let your readers consider a passage in a 17th Century play. In 1694, Edward Ravenscroft's Canterbury Guests was given its first performance. Scene 2 of Act III is given over to a trumped-up charge against Sir Barnaby Buffler that he is the father of children by two women of unsavory reputation. One of them, Dazie, accuses him as follows...
...bookkeeping adjustments in the Old Age Reserve Account, a total reduction of $323,000,000. But reduced interest rates on loans to farmers will cost the budget $40,000,000; extension of PWA, $25,000,000; social security tax refunds. $36.000,000; the Railroad Retirement Act, $113,000,000; cotton loans...
Aside from the point of letting the College know who has a weak constitution as early as possible, men should act now because the special doctors are in attendance now. Later in the season, he who applies, while quite within his rights in so doing, will be wasting everyone's time when he takes a doctor away from other work which should have first call...
...disregarded the interests of consumers, Dr. Lloyd G. Reynolds, of the Economics Department, speaking on "Corporations and the Courts" in the fourth of the fall series of radio programs sponsored by The Harvard Guardian, called on government to make up its mind between enforced competition under the Sherman Act, or public regulation of industry...