Word: hating
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...nothing but a bowdlerized version with all the more violent passages purged. When a group of Frenchmen put the full text into French last year, Battler Hitler sued them in the French courts, obtained an injunction. His theory: it is good for Germans to read his hymnal of hate, bad for Germans to have foreigners read...
...thousands & thousands of U. S. college seniors, who hate the prospect of hunting jobs, a prime ambition is to start some campus enterprise which they can take with them when they graduate. This year four Princeton seniors have built up such a business in Campus Publicity Service. Last week, however, they were thinking less about their plans for future expansion than about charges that they had been taking a low advantage of their fellow students...
...Administration, however, has no intention of confining its strenuous strivings for Federal regulation of a great natural resource to a mere code. But Vice President Garner and some of Mr. Roosevelt's best legislative friends are good Texas Democrats who mortally hate & fear the thought of Federal meddling in their State's biggest business. It was the Texas delegation that succeeded in shelving the toothy Thomas-Disney oil control bill in the last session of Congress. Even last week Texas' Congressman Sam Rayburn, who chairmans the powerful House Interstate Commerce Committee, took time out to thunder...
...like to see The March of Time are: the Kentucky, the Strand, and/or the Ben Ali theatres. The Kentucky theatre is the handsomest and therefore worthiest for you-but no colored people are allowed there as they are at the Ben Ali, and I'd hate for them to be denied seeing The March of Time...
...trees along the Avenue one chill evening last week climbed 50 relief workers. Each one was armed with a long pole, a tin can partly filled with pebbles, a promise of six hours work each night at 40? per hr. "If there's anything the starlings hate," gloated Superintendent Lanham, "it's the rumpus and clatter of the cans. They'll flee for dear life." Setting up a frightful din, the workers rattled and poked. As predicted, the starlings fled-to the eaves and cornices of nearby buildings, where they resumed their own annoying chatter. Superintendent Lanham...