Word: know
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...AMERICA, BUT, AGAIN, WE MUST CONFESS THAT WE DON'T SEE WHY ALL THIS SHOULD BE DONE UNDER MR. TROTSKY'S BANNER OF "THE ONE AND ONLY RELIABLE" BRAND OF SOCIALISM. WE HAVE NO DESIRE TO MEDDLE IN RUSSIAN OR INTERNATIONAL POLITICS BUT WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW AS AMERICANS IF THERE IS NOT A DANGER TO OUR OWN COUNTRY IN THIS BACKHANDED ASSISTANCE TO FASCISM UNDER THE GUISE OF MAKING THE WORLD SAFE FOR TROTSKY. AS WE UNDERSTAND IT FIREMEN ARE NOT USUALLY EXPECTED TO BLOW UP THE HOME IN ORDER TO SAVE THE OUTHOUSE...
...know what your correspondent, Willie Weaver of Curityba, Brazil, is doing in the jungles of South America, but I think someone should entice that gentleman to drop his facões and take...
...They let me in and the President had me sit down. I told him about when President Johnson died. I slept with him six days and six nights in Tennessee after he had a stroke. I was only 18 or 19 when he died, but in them days, you know, boys were just like men. . . . President Roosevelt is my kind of white folks. You don't get nervous with a man like that. He's just like Andrew Johnson...
Paul McNutt may not know much about Philippine economic problems, but in 45 years he has acquired an impressive experience in law, war and politics. Finishing Harvard Law School in 1916, he became an assistant professor at Indiana University Law School, rose to be the youngest dean it had ever had. Meantime he served as instructor in U. S. camps during the War, rising from captain to major in the Field Artillery. In 1928 he was elected national commander of the American Legion, went on from there to become Governor of Indiana in 1933. Blessed with a distinguishing shock...
...problem of regulating industry, he continued, is one of maintaining a steady and balanced development. This may necessitate a check on industrial recovery, and if this is so, we must know when and where to do it, and it assumes we have both the machinery and courage...