Word: earliest
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Contrary to previous reports, officials of the Cambridge banks announced yesterday that the banks here would not be fully open until tomorrow at the earliest. They will be open in the meantime, however, to receive deposits and, in accordance with the regulations imposed by the State authorities, to pay private depositors not more than $10 for necessities, and employers not more than $25 per employee for payrolls. The banks, it was stated, will open in the next few days, along the following plan which has been instituted by the federal government: Today the federal reserve banks and those banks which...
...threatened with a "taxpayer's filibuster" by Maryland's Tydings who demanded a 25% cut in all appropriations, as promised in the Democratic platform. Democratic leaders induced him to drop his fight on the formal promise that "appropriations shall be reduced at the earliest practicable time to a sum equal to estimated revenues...
...latter case the mother will often not even have knowledge of the fact that she ought to have had twins. We have evidence, however, that in many more cases the twin has died during the earliest stages of his embryonic life...
...Europa began to fade when the North German Lloyd line maintained that Mike cauld not have come into the country on their boat. Mike soon agreed, said he had entered via Canada. Secondary plan of the Government was to deport Mike as an alien, born in Vilna, Russia. But earliest available records of his genesis place him in a Manhattan orphanage. A film company has bought The New Yorker's recent Gerguson serial by Newshawk Alva Johnston...
Nicholas Murray Butler, in his annual report as president of Columbia, touches on the problem of "Lehrfreiheit--freedom of university teaching." As he points out, the controversy on this subject has accompanied the universities in their rise from the earliest times. Connected at first, with questions of religion, it now embraces matters of philosophy, science, polities, or whatever else is to hand. "The University," says President Butler, "can only live in the atmosphere of Lehrfreiheit"; but to this he appends a limitation: the exercise of Lehrfreiheit can not include bitter ridicule or scorn for the opinions of others: It must...