Word: iii
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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These tables are: I, "The Maintenance of Employment," II, "The Regulation of Competitive Enterprises," III, "The Control of Currency and Credit," IV, "The Role of the States," and V, "Federal Revenue and Expenditure." The sessions this afternoon will not be open to the public and are to be continued with the same personnel tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. Only open meeting will be the plenary session tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock in Emerson D at which reports on the discussions at each table will be submitted and a final summary will be made by Adolph A. Berle...
...Council Committee, consisting of George G. Hedblom '37, chairman, Walter H. Page, III '37, Charles W. Kessler '37, James J. Gaffney '37, Thomas W. Stephenson '37, C. Russell Allen '38, and Vernon H. Struck '38, recommended that the weekly open practices be discontinued because the small attendance of last fall "did not justify such a practice and the difficulties which it inured...
Unfortunately the Home Secretary had opened, by mentioning King George III, direct access of attack upon King George VI by the few republican M.P.'s and the lone Communist M.P. last week. Speaker the Rt. Hon. Edward Algernon Fitzroy, a congenitally stanch Monarchist usually quick to choke off belittlers of the Royal Family, was obliged to let them have their...
Married. Margaret Gwendolen Mary Drummond, 31. daughter of British Ambassador to Italy Sir Eric Drummond, onetime (1919-33) Secretary of the League of Nations; and John Walker III, 29, of Pittsburgh, assistant director of the American Academy of Rome; in Rome...
...containing the dead body of a woman, standing upright on the weighted end and swaying slowly to and fro with the current." The number of children produced by harem mothers, and consequently the number of potential heirs to the Sultanate, made the problem of succession a congested one. Murad III, Sultan of the harem's boom days, had 103 children, of whom 20 sons were living at his death. To simplify matters and start with a clean slate, Murad's legitimate heir put his 19 brothers to death, sewed his father's seven pregnant concubines in sacks...