Word: bans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...must be treated alike, and that not all have the good taste and ability of the editors of TIME magazine. But there are other methods beside absolute prohibition, as the 18th Amendment taught us. Limit recreations of the President's voice to his exact words, without important omissions; ban the direct connection of his words with commercial announcements-but restore to TIME magazine the right to recreate Mr. Roosevelt on its outstanding "March of TIME" program...
Pilots' Association. At first his idea of A. F. of L. affiliation was scorned by most flyers, who feared a loss of professional prestige by rubbing shoulders with locomotive engineers. But after Errett Lob ban Cord cut pilots' wages the Association solidified, grew to 675 strong. Last week President Behncke...
...There has never been, within my memory, a ban on smoking...
...every day aboard ship and Toscanini was a "very lovable man." Yehudi had received two telegrams from Conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler, Hitler's music man, asking him to "help mend the broken threads between Germany and the rest of the world." And when Yehudi refused unless the ban was raised against Bruno Walter and other Jewish musicians, Furtwängler had replied, "It will be your fault if music goes to the dogs in Germany...
...issues which the machine has created. But that attempt will mean a degree of control that converges, in practice, with ownership. The end is a great one, but parliamentarism is not the means for its attainment, for parliamentary government does not have the power and sanction to enforce this ban to conclusion. The conservative need not fear Mr. Roosevelt for they can check him at the final point: for the same reason the real radicals are unable to feel that his experiment can be a direct, or ultimately a successful...