Word: file
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Roosevelt, they had been muzzled just at the moment when the President might have noticed them. Instead of offering defiance, the ABA officially proffered peace in a dramatic speech from Jackson Eli Reynolds of Manhattan's First National Bank (TIME, Nov. 5, 1934). As far as rank & file ABA members were concerned, the famed "truce with the White House" was rammed down their gullets...
Heading the file of players is G. B. Blake, of Brooks School, who has been proving himself in recent trials a likely No. 1 man. Behind him come J. R. English, of Exeter, P. F. Cunningham and H. Ladd, of Brooks, J. W. Cutler, of St. Marks, and W. Williams, of Exeter...
...They have taken it out of the hides of the people. . . . Wait till Landon runs for President. We've got a complete file...
...days later Freethinker Lewis was again in court, this time to file a brief in an appeal from dismissal of a suit his organization had brought against Manhattan's rich old Trinity Church. Mr. Lewis charged that St. Paul's Chapel, a satellite of Trinity was selling 10? postcards bearing what purported to be a prayer written by George Washington. The prayer, declared the Enemy of God, is "phony." It is a revision of a letter Washington wrote to the Governors of all the States upon disbanding the Army in 1783. Freethinkers' Trinity Church according...
...genuine antiquarian, he will be shown priceless colonial papers kept in fireproof cases. The contrast between the two systems is discernible. One is good, the other bad, completely inadequate. The powers in Widener have obstinately refused the suggestion that a Hearst paper, for historical purposes only, be kept on file. They have ignored the mumblings which may be heard any morning in the periodical room...