Word: electioneerings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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In Bermuda the population consists of 18,000 Negroes and 12,000 whites, but suffrage is dependent on sex and property held. Because of this the voters of Bermuda number 1,387 whites, 963 Negroes (all males). Thus the white majority in any election is safe, but the basis on...
President de Valera's new Constitution. which would set up in the Free State a state wholly free, with the office of Governor-General abolished and all specific reference to the British Crown removed, will come before the Dail in the form of a Bill before Christmas. The Constitution...
At last week's end the austere, astute Papal Secretary of State concluded what he called his month's "vacation," set sail for Italy. If there was anything deeply significant in his visit, the U. S. press, slickly and amiably handled by the Cardinal from start to finish...
When Educator Day's election to Cornell's presidency was announced, a newshawk asked whether in the course of dispensing $27,921,557 in Rockefeller money to U. S. colleges and research agencies, he had ever given any to State-run Cornell. He had not.
In the drizzly dawn of the morning after Election, weary brokers in a dozen Manhattan brokerage offices snapped off their radios, wastebasketed their sunflower buttons and stalked out for breakfast. They had opened their offices early in the hope that some alert customers, on the basis of election returns, would...