Word: ended
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...second edition of the Law School Year Book will be put out by Francis K. Buckley 2L, assisted by E. Dale Adkins. Due to the difficulties experienced this year in the distribution of profits, a faculty committee will supervise the financial end of the second issue...
After dinner in the Houses the alumni will assemble in Kirkland House triangle for a concert by the Glee Club and the Instrumental Club, which will end at 9:45 o'clock...
Though prices rallied slightly by week's end, they remained well below the 9? figure at which Commodity Credit Corp. bought surplus cotton last year. Organized in 1933 "to insure the orderly marketing" of cotton and other products-in short, to peg prices-Commodity Credit was once regarded as one of the New Deal's few self-sustaining agencies. But despite its auspicious start in 1933-34, its successful $200,000,000 issue of Government-guaranteed 3/4% notes last month, the agency has lately run into difficulties.* Recently it announced a $51,000,000 loss on 12? cotton...
...week's end television-minded New Yorkers were more than ever convinced that in the U. S., television is not yet ready to come out of the egg. Most responsible radio men feared that premature cracking might spoil the bird...
...Kans., issued a warrant for Mahan on the basis of a Federal statute against interstate felonies. A few hours later, a taxi drew up at a street intersection in the Plaza district of Kansas City, Mahan stepped out and gave himself up to waiting police. At week's end, former Labor Leader Mahan was arraigned on ten charges, held in $8,500 bail. The Journal-Post, satisfied that window-smashing was over, prepared to expose other rackets. One thing it wanted explained was why Kansas City gambling joints scrupulously served no liquor, while liquor joints scrupulously allowed no gambling...