Word: anyways
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Director Walter Lang quickly suppresses. A chorus of girl students, Ted Healy and stooges prance energetically through the proceedings. Finally the leal Baron and then Pearl's Aunt Sophie arrive and thoroughly expose the impostors. Miss Pitts, inconsolable, finds her hero is a pants-presser but follows Pearl anyway - and he is offered a fabulous radio contract. The picture ends with Manager Durante, in a state of wild-eyed, concentrated insanity, dickering with the radio agent about imaginary contract quibbles...
Editor True shouted "Censorship!" He said he would be at the General's next conference anyway. Last week some 200 excited newsmen saw him get no further than the door, despite a telegram from Grocery Trade News calling him its accredited correspondent. At the conference General Johnson, looking calmer and neater than usual, denied any intention, of censoring genuine press members, said he objected only to misrepresentation of NRA by "confidential'' writers who got their information by posing as accredited representatives of newspapers or trade journals. That day the correspondents' admissions committee barred James True from...
...there is no tenable reason anyway, why the United States should not recognize the U.S.S.R. The objection that she has not paid her debts is no longer valid, since most of the other major debtor countries have already defaulted. Russia is perfectly willing, moreover, to enter whole-heartedly into the bargain which recognition implies...
...gold content. He had to meet the pressure of the inflationists. He had to continue to try to persuade the other governments of the world to try the commodity standard experiment. So inasmuch as he came to believe there couldn't be any stabilization now anyway, there seemed no harm in an academic espousal of the commodity standard...
...reply, Editor True asked for instances of his inaccuracy, called barring newsmen from conferences "an effective censorship," promised to be at General Johnson's next conference anyway...