Word: editor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Government which will be repaid. However, as these loans are repaid, the Government is not using the money to pay off the debt. It is in fact treating the repay ments as income and spending them. "If the subtraction of recoverable assets from the gross debt is valid," wrote Editor Moley, "then the Treasury's handling of these receipts is, to use a charitable word, unsound. . . . Democratic orators should refrain from leading their listeners to believe that $8,000,000,000 is the total in crease in the national debt...
...Editor Moley: "No corporate income-tax payer could long keep out of trouble with the Treasury if he persisted in using similar methods...
...Pittsburgh last week New York's Republican-Fusion Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia announced himself for Franklin Roosevelt "without reserve." In Washington, Secretary of Agriculture Wallace's Uncle Dan, a Minnesota farm paper editor, declared that New Deal agricultural policies filled him with "doubt and fear," said he would vote for Landon...
...Part of the recoverable assets were RFC loans made by the Hoover Administration. Now as they are repaid, they are being spent as income. Editor Moley: "Thus the Roosevelt budget comes to be balanced out of Hoover deficits. This is a break for the New Deal, to say the least...
Regarding this communication as by far the most interesting and intelligent of the 5,000-odd which the beauty series evoked from readers. Editor Desmond Hall at first suspected it might be a clever trap set by a rival magazine. Contributing Editor Helen Josephy, in charge of the beauty articles, invited Nurse Phillips to Mademoiselle's, Manhattan office. Convinced of the young lady's good faith, the editors decided to take a sporting chance and see what could be done about her personal appearance in one week's time. Thus was launched a heroic course of beauty...