Word: marchings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...March 13 issue, on p. 44, TIME said that a man in Stratford-on-Avon died...
...example, the article in the March 13 issue on William Randolph Hearst. All that detail may be important to those connected with the publishing business, but for persons like myself it is enough to know that: Hearst steps down...
...Requires the Air Corps to set up a school for Negro flying cadets (TIME, March...
Quick to add heat to the President's pressure were C. I. O., which called loudly for haste by the Congress, and the Workers Alliance (union of unemployed and reliefers), which announced a march to Washington of 100 delegates representing 800,000 Southern WPA workers for a protest meeting this week. WPAdministrator "Pink" Harrington went up to the Capitol to testify in detail about his needs, armed with State-by-State figures on the impending layoffs. These maneuvers worried many a Congressman. On others they had an opposite effect. Apostles of Economy were goaded into balkiness. The first skirmish...
Last time the President asked for more WPA money, a potent factor on his side was snow on the ground in Washington. Last week, though a late March blizzard might yet come, nature sided with the Economizers. The White House lawns were verdant. Cherry and forsythia bloomed in capital gardens...