Word: louders
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...keep the conservative lions from growling any louder than usual has been one of President Roosevelt's prime political purposes since the Congressional campaign throughout the land moved to the front page of the newspapers. Although a new tax program is well in the making at the Treasury, not a word has been officially said as to where the levies will fall. Although Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins is straining to perfect relief plans for the coming winter, nothing has been definitely revealed of how many billions he will spend or in what manner. Plans for NRA's reorganization...
...people who gasped in surprise and dismay as the big blue challenger tore across the finish line with the red protest flag flying, none gasped louder than the race committee whose responsibility it was to allow or refuse the protest, and that responsibility they have now acquitted...
...House Plan was intended to accomplish a general cross-section of students, the equality yardstick of a cross-section should apply to House Masters, too. Just because the Master of Eliot House is six inches taller and has a voice pitched three octaves lower and ten tones louder than any House Master, is no reason why one House should have hot water and the others not have it. Tom W. C. Lilley...
...wails louder about Nazi anti-Semitism than Samuel Untermyer. In Philadelphia last month that orchidaceous Manhattan lawyer told an audience at the Metropolitan Opera House and the nation-at-large by radio that pious Adman Bruce Barton (The Man Nobody Knows) was "the recognized paid agent of the German Propaganda Bureau." Mr. Barton sent his attorney around to see Mr. Untermyer and last week quick-spoken Mr. Untermyer was down on his knees with a full apology, a complete retraction. "Remarks of that kind," he wrote Mr. Barton, "travel so fast that when they are incorrect it is almost impossible...
...Boston's finest must be afflicted with Jangled Nerves, because when Albort Mollinger of the League against War and Fascism started to shout louder and louder, some official, as yet unidentified, thought, "What the hell Why wait?" and loosed the cager bluecoats on the passive...