Word: demanding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...reference to the coming presidential campaign. He wants to see the United States a member of the League of Nations, but he does not want the matter to be made a partisan issue. I entirely subscribe to this position. I have believed since 1919 that our own national interests demand that the United States should be a member of the League of Nations, and I think that it is inevitable that we shall at some time assume our place at the world's council table. Yet I believe this is not to be advanced by a partisan struggle. The whole...
...DEMAND FULL RETRACTION YOUR LIBELOUS STATEMENT FEBRUARY...
...lifetime to buy Labrador (110,000 square miles) for the bargain price of $110,000,000. Premier Sir Richard Anderson Squires of Newfoundland, who offered this bargain to Canada, desperately needs the money to save himself from another thorough pummelling and beating by Newfoundland's unemployed who demand a larger "dole." If the U. S. cares to bid for Labrador, now is the time...
...services as the current series of broadcasts from Geneva of interviews with League of Nations delegates. But they are notable exceptions that prove the rule. Other educational features sustained by Radio ("schools of the air" and the like) are broadcast in early daytime hours which are not in much demand either by advertisers or public...
...surprising. This school has hitherto been regarded as one of the staunchest strongholds of agricultural training. But the ravages of the depression among students in large universities has produced a pilgrimage to schools where education may be obtained at minimum cost. It is highly conceivable that the demand for classical degree has proceeded from this group...