Word: commenting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...piloting in the U. S. Air Service during the War, he has toured Europe five times, visited Russia, the East and Africa. Never ordained, Dr. High is now the pastor of Stamford's large First Congregational Church. For several months in 1930 Stanley High had a program of comment on religious happenings. Last fortnight his voice went out once more over the air in a program called "The World of Religion,''* with a musical accompaniment. It started out easily, simply: "This broadcast . . . isn't a sermon. I don't have to start out with...
...commonplace for comment by most Washington correspondents are the traditional and legalized forms of petty graft practiced by Senators and Representatives at taxpayers' expense. To initiate voters into this Congressional mystery William Pickett Helm, oldtime syndicate writer, has written Washington Swindle Sheet published this week by Albert & Charles Boni of Manhattan. Taking as his text the official audit of the Senate's miscellaneous outlay for fiscal 1931, Mr. Helm shows how Senators pad their pockets...
Current news items on War Debts for years back have created a grossly exaggerated view of the size of international war debts. An example of this is contained in your editorial comment (TIME, Aug. 8). You state the present national wealth of the United States at $329,700,000,000 and you give the War Debts to the United States at $22,230,000,000. The present value of the national wealth is $329,700,000,000. The present value, on a 3½% interest basis, of the payments totalling $22,230,000,000 which we are scheduled to receive...
...English-speaking Press Dr. Erich Salomon and his "Candid Camera." The Graphic devoted less attention than the Illustrated London News to archaeology, Egyptology; more to unique photography. Also it combed the world's Press for items characteristic of national foibles, reprinted them with little or no comment as the American Mercury presents its "Americana...
...Comment. Most of the nation's Press approved the manner in which the President had dealt with its B. E. F. Public blame, if any. was placed less on members of the B. E. F. than upon those Representatives & Senators who by agitating full and immediate Bonus payments had lured veterans to Washington and kept them there with false hopes and promises...