Word: ams
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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In your TIME, July 23, on page 8, you have a little memorandum to the effect that Herman Blum, Textile Manufacturer of Philadelphia, "has come out for Smith on account of the tariff." Exactly the opposite is the fact. I am, individually, and as Chairman of the Republican League of...
WHILE I AM SURE IT WAS NOT INTENTIONAL I HAVE BEEN QUITE SERIOUSLY EMBARRASSED BECAUSE OF AN ERROR WHICH OCCURRED IN YOUR ISSUE OF JULY 23 PAGE SEVEN REFERRING TO ME AS BEING IN FAVOR OF THE ELECTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT STOP NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM...
I am an interested reader of your letters from the people and have learned many things from this column-my father being a subscriber.
The uncertainty, if not the obscurity, into which sharp-witted Senator George Higgins Moses of New Hampshire was plunged directly after the Hoover nomination, persisted and persisted until last week. Senator Moses was the original Hoover-ite in the Senate. He was made permanent chairman of the Kansas City convention...
Said F. H. Shera, Professor-elect at Sheffield University: "Upon whose head and upon what country can the blame be laid for the invention of the saxophone? ... I am afraid that the great American Nation was responsible. . . ."