Word: iii
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...only outlet, presumably would open it in his own good time. Some of his victims cursed the baffling indignity of their position; a few cursed the man who had created and preserved it, simply by letting them assume instead of know that they were there to ratify Nomination III...
...that the British fleet would not be surrendered, turned against the U. S.). The U. S., said Streit, must offer Britain the hope that lay in Union Now with the U. S. Union gave the 13 colonies the courage to fight tyranny in 1776. "We face now not George III but Adolf...
...III. So much of the British Fleet will surrender to Germany that the Axis will become the major naval power in the Atlantic even with the entire U. S. Fleet in that ocean...
...provision for the judiciary organization of the country, virtually no legislation governing finance, not even a definition of citizens' rights. The only point upon which the quarreling Royalists and Republicans could agree was specific legislation to protect the nation against a personal dictatorship. The late reign of Napoleon III still fresh in mind, the Assembly invested the Chamber of Deputies with extensive powers, enabling it to overturn the Government. Interpreting their Constitution broadly, leaving much to precedent, and ignoring certain parts of it (e.g., the law which gave the President, with the Senate approval, the right to dissolve...
...last week Planter Westrick had become something of a public issue. After the management of the Plaza decided that his further residence there might involve it in the preliminaries of World War III, New York's untiring anti-Nazi Columnist Walter Winchell uncovered him at the Carlyle Hotel (Madison & 76th St.) under the name of Dr. Webster...