Word: furthers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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†Nearly every week the Soviet Foreign Office induces one or more U. S. correspondents in Moscow to cable Comrade Litvinoff's further insistence that Mr. Roosevelt promised him a "loan," whereas the White House insists that the President promised a "credit" which Litvinoff agreed the Kremlin would spend...
In order to supplement this nucleus, which necessarily would be kept very small in order not to interfere with reading assignments, two suggestions are in order. First, a small contribution of perhaps one dollar might be asked of each House member, or incorporated in the House dues. Secondly, students who...
Strong gusts from the bonus and inflationary groups in the House have apparently sent the presidential weathervane spinning to the left. Roosevelt hinted in yesterday's press conference that the price level is not yet sufficiently "high," the obvious implication being that more currency tinkering is being considered. Yet a...
If long cherished tradition is to be maintained there is urgent need for an infusion of new blood in this field. Reorganization to effect a more complete and systematic program for the development of a specialized style is necessary. A graduation of the courses would be an admirable stop. Then...
The Cabinet should be commended for its frank stand in the matter. As officers of the Phillips Brooks House, they have done their duty. Further, they have done their part in pressing to a head a problem that needs clarification. It would have been no kindness either to the University...