Word: itemizes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Black who made out Mitchell's income tax reports. Mitchell had told him, he testified, that the $666,666.67, which the Government claims he concealed, was a loan from National City Company and not a bonus. To stop this line of defense, Medalie told the court that this item had been written off National City's books, was therefore no loan...
...article referred to the statement is made that 90% of all New York poultry is consumed by Jews. No doubt this item referred to live poultry, which is consumed largely by the kosher, or Jewish trade. This, however, is not in line with the statistics available, as it is estimated that not more than 75% of the live poultry received on the New York market is consumed by the Jewish people...
...consider 50 chickens to one set of thieves an example of maldistribu- tion, rightly susceptible to padlocking. E. S. COUSINS New York City Sirs: I have read TIME for several years and have been impressed with its accurate reporting and unprejudiced comments. However in TIME of April 24 an item appearing about Socialist Norman Thomas left the impression a Socialist should share his wealth with others. TIME usually accurate should know better. Socialists are not trying to bring Socialism by having any individual distributing his wealth but by having all productive wealth socially owned and controlled. H. A. ROLNICK...
Effective April 1, Illinois passed a 3? tax on all retail goods sold except gasoline and farm products sold directly to the consumer. If you buy $1 worth of food in an Illinois restaurant; a little item at the bottom of your check requires another 3?. Proceeds go to dependent unemployment relief...
...Every item was perfect! . . . . Everything was delightful!" cried exuberant Professor William Lyon Phelps one night last week as he left Yale's Sprague Memorial Hall.* He had been listening to an "Old Timers' Concert" of the Yale Glee Club, reviving popular college songs of the century past. The Howard twins had rendered an 1867 overture, "Wooden Spoon Lancers." Tom Hewes, Class of 1910, had whistled "The Yellow Bird." Another gentleman had yodeled. Carl Lohmann, secretary of the University, had sung Kipling's "Fuzzy-Wuzzy." And the Glee Club had rousingly performed such numbers as "The Pope...