Word: correctable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Fifth, an insistence that monetary policy alone will not correct this situation but that a removal on restrictions of exchange as well as the movement of goods must be brought about, together with better handling of national budgets so that economic restoration shall aid in financial reconstruction...
Careful investigation has satisfied TIME 1) that Bettor Hill is an earnest as well as a facetious purist; 2) that he, possessor of a vast football library, was sincere in his devious criticism of TIME's use of "All-America" and "All-American"; 3) that though correct in the instance he cited (calling Bill Corbus "Stanford's All-American guard"-TIME, Nov. 20), TIME has in other instances erred in the use of "All-American"; 4) that at least one TIME-reader (C. H. McWilliams of Wilmington, Ohio) perceived Purist Hill's concealed point. For purity...
...Icily correct, despite the misgivings with which she views Adolf Hitler, Queen Wilhelmina of The Netherlands canceled by royal decree last week a boycott of German goods lately proclaimed by the municipality of Zaandam, historic wooden ship-building town of The Netherlands...
...opposed to capital punishment. No one should be executed--not even Andy Mellon. Killing one man will not deter another from committing murder and obviously will not help the man executed. However, Governor Rolph's plan of turning the guilty men over to the mob is not correct and when he runs for office again he will not have a corporal's guard in his support...
...conclusion, Speaker Rainey said, "Better than ever before is the opportunity for men with trained minds. Do not, however, train your mind in the study of economics. It is better to solve problems for yourself after acquiring correct habits of study...