Word: affected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that potentiality became real. The Administration, which cut the pay of all Federal employes by 15% last March, had agreed to restore one-third of that cut as of Feb. 1, one-third more on July 1 and the remaining third at the President's discretion. This would affect the pay of 1,221.505 Federal employes, including the Army, the Navy. The cost of the Administration proposal would be about $126,000,000. Last week, when the Independent Offices Appropriation bill was up in the Senate, Senator McCarran, whose logical mind could see no reason why Federal employes should...
...course I was disappointed at the failure of 'Jezebel,' but that will not affect my plans in the least. No, there is not much difference in technique between acting for the stage and for the screen. Lionel Barrymore and Holen Hayes are two outstanding examples of people who can do both with equal success. It does make a great difference, though, to have your audience before you. You get a great kick out of watching their response. I have noticed that on rainy nights it is often harder to make people laugh. No, Boston audiences are not very different from...
...could have no such legal effects as would bar its inclusion. Of course, a man does not consent to what he does not consent to. But if the President should find it necessary to modify this code, the circumstance that the modification was not consented to would not affect whatever obligations the non-consenter would have. . . The recitation of the freedom of the Press clause in the code has no more place here than would the recitation of the whole Constitution or of the Ten Commandments...
...This bill while purporting to regulate stock exchanges, in fact contains so many provisions which would seriously affect listed corporations and their officers, directors and principal stockholders that I have taken the liberty of sending you a copy...
...other provisions . . . will affect listed corporations only indirectly by destroying the market for their securities. . . . The prevalent belief that the bill applies only to stock exchanges and dealers in securities has led many people to over look the provisions which it contains directly affecting corporations and subjecting them to the control of the Federal Trade Commission. Faithfully yours...