Word: complaints
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...carriers. At the news that his Utah competitor was actually getting a reduction, he jumped as if someone had dropped a hot rivet in his pocket. The lowered Geneva freight cut, he cried, would amount to a "subsidy of some $1,200,000 a year" to Geneva. In his complaint Kaiser had some strange allies: the eastern steel companies, competitors of U.S. Steel, whom he had long condemned...
Thoughtful Hostess. In San Diego, Herman Vanderheyden, accepting his wife's invitation to a reconciliation party after a ¹ 3-year separation, was greeted by two specially invited guests: deputy sheriffs who clapped him in jail on a non-support complaint...
...longer are youthful first offenders whisked away to a foreboding reformatory. When a Cambridge policeman turns in a complaint card, the Crime Prevention Bureau, not the municipal court takes over. A "pre-court" session is held, and Miss Taylor and her co-workers probe for the causes of the child's mistakes...
Announcing the new setup at his first press conference, Secretary Marshall also reported the overheard complaint of one of his assistants. He quoted Under Secretary of State Dean Acheson: "I understand already why most of Marshall's former associates have stomach ulcers...
Judge Picard found the actual time required to be much nearer the lesser figure and on the basis of his findings dismissed the complaint as being too small to require judicial attention...