Word: jans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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YOUR CURRENT ISSUE (TIME, JAN. 24) WITH COVER MAN WALTER WHITE TOGETHER WITH ANTI-LYNCH BILL STORY DEFINITELY. STAMPS YOU AS JOURNALISTS OF THE AMERICAN SCENE WITHOUT PEERS. HOW MUCH IS A LIFETIME SUBSCRIPTION...
Your National Affairs editors and researchers are indeed a stiff-necked race. Of the Jan. 24 issue you administer "a shocked reproof" to them for mistaking the anniversary the Jackson Day dinners celebrate. And on page 12 of the same issue these same recidivists say "Lincoln has never had his birthday celebrated, like Jackson Day, with $100-a-plate dinners...
...crowds. "A republic-no less!" A tall, gaunt, smiling man appeared for a moment on the doorstep. Then a surge of enthusiastic Irishmen swept away a line of police and pranced beside the car of departing Eamon de Yalera, Prime Minister of the new state of Eire (TIME, Jan. 24. et ante), who had just concluded a three-day peace parley with Britain...
Fortnight ago when the Cabinet of Camille Chautemps fell, France dropped into something approaching political chaos (TIME, Jan. 24). Last week after everyone available had tried in vain to form a new Cabinet, France emerged from chaos with M. Chautemps once more Premier. His new Cabinet, as finally set up, excluded the Communists, dropped the Socialists, was comprised exclusively of his own moderate, middle-class party, the Radical Socialists who are a minority in the Chamber. But so relieved were all parties to see a government set up, that the Chamber approved the Cabinet...
...Force with the title Chief of Staff for National Defense. This was said to "place France on a wartime footing." Just three weeks ago General Gamelin permitted a subordinate general on active service to disclose that a Communist plot to seize the state had been nipped (TIME, Jan. 17), and ever since fresh power has been flooding to the Staff, regardless of shaky politics...