Word: cash
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fuming strikes, have brought cracking down on their skulls a number of private investigations. The principal discovery of such men as Allen Raymond of the New York Herald Tribune is the fact that a group of communistic agitators, sponging on the government payroll, are using Uncle Sam's capitalistic cash to whip together a "red" machine. Yet however true these charges may be they fail to consider that the "reds" are striking not for a bloody revolution, but rather for a fair deal from their American administrators. The strikes should focus attention on the misrule of the officials as well...
...dole is no career of social security at best. But when funds are bounced around from project to project with the hit-and-miss efficiency of startled rabbits, and workers are fired in Manhattan and hired in Brooklyn at the same moment, those whose life blood depends on federal cash rise up in righteous anger at their treatment...
...demands for immediate cash payment of the $1,000 bonus due 1965 as Veterans of Future Wars are in full accordance with the sound economic principles and just precedents established by the older veterans' organizations," said Rolf Kaltenborn '37, who has been appointed Post Commander in an interview last night...
...publicity seeking "D. A. R." Mouth-filling, ear-catching, windy phrases reeking with "patriotism", "Americanism", "loyalty", "love of your country" and the rest; meaning nothing, with no single breath of sincerity in them, with but one thought in mind and that material gain, either in the medium of cash or power through votes, are the tricks of the trade to these groups. The breath of their life is to support dollar patriots and to receive in return the support of the unthinking masses who see in the yellow press and who hear over the air the demagoguery and hypocrisy which...
...National Surety Corp., successor to the big Manhattan Fidelity-Surety Company which slipped into the hands of Mr. Pink's department (TIME, March 23). This high bid for all of National's 100,000 shares of stock, was made by Commercial Investment Trust, cash-heavy installment financier. Last week, however, the courts ordered Mr. Pink to reject C. I. T.'s bid, accept one from Banc-america-Blair Corp. for 70,000 shares at a slightly higher per-share price...