Word: june
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Reader Shepherd's letter (TIME, June 6) he said, "Why do you sit Reader Gibbons down so hard?" where he should have said...
...Bramburn Smyth [TIME, June 6] prefers the "poise (pomp?) and dignity" of the English aristocracy to the equality and democracy of the United States, there are a number of boats making regular sailings, any of which would be pleased to accept his passage money...
...TIME, June 6, p. 40, in the footnote of the article entitled "Expeditions," you state that Mr. Beebe transmitted the sound waves of his voice to an "amanuensis" at the sea's surface...
...Quotations from the President's Flag Day (June 14) proclamation: ". . . fitting that we should recall all that our flag means . . . rededicate ourselves to the high principles for which our ensign stands . . . continuation of justice in our domestic and foreign relations . . . cherish in our hearts an unquenchable love and devotion...
When the Federal Government balances its books for the fiscal year 1926-27 (ending June 30), it will have a surplus of $599,000,000. So said President Coolidge last week, addressing Federal bureau heads in the semi-annual budget meeting. The President also predicted a 1927-28 surplus of $338,000,000. Feeling that the present surplus "is of doubtful value" as a guide to the future, the President gave warning that tax reduction should not be based on the returns of one year alone, also exhorted his hearers to continue the practice of economy. "Extravagance," said...