Word: indiana
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...problem came to meet him more than half way: the problem of personnel. Among his first callers was Indiana's smooth, handsome, ambitious Governor Paul Vories McNutt. The reason for Governor McNutt's call puzzled no one. One of the ablest politicians of the Midwest, soon to be out of a job because an Indiana governor cannot succeed himself, he would like a seat in the Cabinet, is typical of Franklin Roosevelt's new patronage problem. For this year a new generation of deserving Democrats lays claim to jobs which cannot be supplied by the simple process...
...spite of Senator Wheeler's sneers, Mr. Ball was not wholly abashed. Senator Wheeler brought out that Mr. Ball was Republican National Committeeman from Indiana, Mr. Fitzpatrick former Democratic National Committeeman from West Virginia...
...stringency of California guest statutes is paralleled by 16 other states: Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington, Wyoming. With some variations, these all restrict liability to cases of negligence, drunkenness or intent on the host's part. In other states there is no statutory restriction of a driver's liability to his guests. Kentucky's constitution forbids any such statute...
...Alabama, California, Idaho, Indiana, Massachusetts Mississippi, New Hampshire, New York Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin. Also the District of Columbia...
...made new highs since issuance-not precisely an inflationary portent. Still another explanation might have been the continuing flood of extra dividends flowing from efforts to escape the tax penalty on undistributed profits. Standard of New Jersey declared a 75? extra which amounted to $10,000,000, Standard of Indiana a $1 extra footing up to more than $15,000,000, Socony-Vacuum a 25? extra which means nearly $8,000,000. General Motors crashed through with a $1.50 "year-end" extra...