Word: fairly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...specialized style is necessary. A graduation of the courses would be an admirable stop. Then a student who had passed one course could be assured of further instruction if he so desired. The limiting of the labors of the overworked instructors would be brought about in a fair manner both to the student and to the instructor, and the student who desires advanced instruction in composition could assure himself of it through merit rather than leaving the matter to chance and, perhaps, acquaintance with the instructor...
...transaction which had been one purely of accommodation for his brother, who had taken a public trust." In 1929 Secretary Mellon assured the Senate Judiciary Committee that he had "sold every share of stock" in any bank before taking office. After last week's revelations it seemed fair to assume that obliging Brother Richard, who evidently considered himself merely a trustee, had also delicately declined to infringe on the voting rights of the virtual, if not legal, owner of the stock...
...HAVE GIVEN THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT TO ANOTHER PRESS AGENCY . . . AND TO BE FAIR I HAVE STIPULATED THAT IT IS AVAILABLE TO YOU BUT NATURALLY I DO NOT WISH IT REWRITTEN OR ONLY PARTIALLY DISTRIBUTED. AM SENDING IT COLLECT BUT IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO USE IT I WILL PAY THE COSTS. I HAVE NOW HAD OPPORTUNITY TO READ THE SUPREME COURT DECISION. APPARENTLY...
...Golden Anniversary Banquet of the Inland Daily Press Association in Chicago, Publisher William Allen White of the Emporia (Kans.) Gazette observed his own golden anniversary as a newsman by saying: "In these 50 years we have seen what seemed a successful system grow slowly and mount steadily to a fair approximation of justice. Then out of God knows where came the change. . . . Where did the money come from? And where the devil has it gone? I am without rudder, anchor or compass. I don't know what is the matter...
Divorced. Mrs. Consuelo Vanderbilt Smith, daughter of Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbilt, heiress to Vanderbilt and Fair (silver) fortunes; from Earl Edward Tailer Smith, Manhattan broker whom she married in 1926; in Reno. Grounds: cruelty...