Word: conductivity
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Your gratuitous advice as to how the Senate investigating committee shall conduct itself-whose members were elected by the people and not appointed to office as was the fact in your case-is not needed...
...States Judge. It would have been far better, Mr. Secretary, if you would retract your own libel of Judge Wilson and put your own house in order before intruding your unwelcome person into purely legislative matters. . . . You have the effrontery to tell me in the legislative branch how to conduct a fair hearing when you don't even know the definition of the word 'fairness' by your own action...
Ballot-wise, the House of Commons buzzed with approval last week as Home Secretary Sir John Simon decreed a 20-year jail sentence for Rats's murderer, with possibility of earlier release for good conduct. In gushing editorials Britons were reminded that at the worst Stoner will be only 38 when released "with a full life before...
...view it as within the limits to which the animadversions of political opponents upon each other may justifiably extend and consequently as not warranting the idea of it which Dr. Cooper appears to entertain. If so, what precise inference could you draw as a guide for your future conduct were I to acknowledge that I had expressed an opinion of you still more despicable than the one which is particularized...
...less than the market price, wheat farmers are to receive participating certificates entitling them to share in the Board's profits, if any. More important than these provisions is the declaration of a new policy of "continuous sale" of wheat. The Board is specifically forbidden to hoard grain or conduct stabilization operations. It must pour its holdings, old and new, into the export market as speedily and profitably as possible, "at any price" it can get. Since the pool's holdings are 226,000,000 bu. and since another 250,000,000 bu. surplus will be coming in from this...