Word: fears
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fear that the vacancies caused by the graduation of Bill Gray and Leavitt White was dispelled. At White's forward position Charlie Lutz was the individual star, chalking up 15 points, with Gray's successor at center, John Herrick, second in scoring honors with ten tallies...
...part the President seemed to have brushed over most of Mr. Willkie's arguments and suggestions in effort to convince the powerman that the utilities really had nothing to fear, arguing that Government projects now accounted for only 10% total U. S. power production nd that on a geographical basis the limit was 18% of the country in area, 13% in population. Mr. Willkie tried to convince the President that investors did have very real fears and consequently would not furnish money for utilities to spend, particularly "junior money" (common stock). Each concurred that the utilities could profitably spend...
...republican regime has nothing to fear from the plotters' activities. Investigations will be pursued unremittingly by loyal servants of the State and the Republic. The guilty will be severely punished...
...less than 15 versions of the letter were composed by the Exchange's law committee, sent to Washington and promptly sent back as unsatisfactory. Last week, suddenly losing patience, Bill Douglas issued a manifesto which not only answered President Gay but also confirmed Wall Street's fear that the onetime law professor is a reformer of unswervable purpose. Excerpts...
Naturally, he remarked, the invention had some effect on the painters, but it was only to eliminate the second-raters. The man who has artistic genius need not fear photography...