Word: east
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...East Tennessee National, Knoxville...
Chief among these new allies are such men as Washington's Dill, Louisiana's Long, Montana's Wheeler, North Carolina's Daniels, California's McAdoo. Each & every one of them would like to "run" a Democratic President. Their political claims to that privilege seriously handicap Governor Roosevelt in the East. By alarmed Republicans he is depicted as an "unsafe" leader in "unsafe" company. Even President Hoover raised the cry of radicalism against his opponent in his acceptance speech. But Governor Roosevelt is a smart politician and sometimes it is good politics to give the appearance of being "run" by this...
...East and particularly New York has forgotten the young Georgia lawyer who arrived in Manhattan before the turn of the century and by sheer persuasiveness squeezed some $72,000,000 out of Wall Street to build the Hudson tubes. In those days Mr. McAdoo was a local hero. Forgotten, too, is the Secretary of the Treasury who converted Wall Street to the Federal Reserve. Only Mr. McAdoo himself seems to recall that it was no less a person than the elder Morgan who, at the outbreak of War in 1914, begged his advice on closing the Stock Exchange...
...Associated Press merely put the birth announcement under an Englewood dateline. There was no further official information for two days. Then the New York City Health Department received the Lindbergh birth certificate. It revealed that the baby had been born in the Manhattan apartment of Mrs. Morrow, in East 66th Street...
...Unless otherwise designated, all books reviewed in TIMEwere published within the fortnight. TIME readers may obtain any book of any U. S. publisher by sending check or money-order to cover regular retail price ($5 if price is unknown, change to be remitted) to Ben Boswell of TIME, 135 East 42nd St., New York...