Word: licensees
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This eminently reasonable question had already been answered a few minutes before. In a series of majority opinions, the U.S. Supreme Court redeemed itself from the obloquy which fell upon it last year after a decision written by Justice Stanley Reed, which prevailed in a 5-to-4 decision. Then...
They recalled that the film takes considerable liberty with the purge trials. "The film telescopes the trial of 1937 and that of 1938. Dramatic license might possibly excuse this. . . . But there is no excuse for including as an accused in this synthetic trial Marshal Tukhachevsky, who was secretly executed in...
Fresh-water anglers have their troubles too. They need only a fishing license and enough tackle to get a bite. But many popular inland haunts like Glacier Park's Paradise Creek and Two-Medicine Lake, many of Maine's 2,500 lakes, are practically inaccessible except by automobile...
Because she considers nearing a jump the greatest thrill she knows, Judy John son has no aspirations to become a flatrace jockey. Last week, before the Mary land Racing Commission granted her a license, they demanded that the operators of Pimlico provide a separate jockey room for Judy.
And Language. If the license and self-righteousness of great states is to be taken down a peg in the interests of world order, one counterbalance to nationalism may be a supranational language, a simple second tongue that all peoples can learn, in which all can communicate as traders, as...