Word: matters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...what a stench! Black maggots, tasteless, fleshy matter. Food. Green food. Those hills he had read of, those places where the soil was rich, and good, clean, food grew. Stew! Brew, grew, stew, whew...
...Seeded Oil" (p. 18). That article referred to a trial then pending in the United States District Court in Philadelphia. The article contained a number of serious inaccuracies. Since, however, it constituted a comment on a pending judicial proceeding, we were unwilling to engage in a discussion of the matter until the termination of the trial. The trial is now concluded and we are free to call your attention to the most important of those inaccuracies...
...fact of the matter is that upon the conclusion of the trial Judge Oliver B. Dickinson dismissed the charges made by the Department ot Agriculture. The court held that the olive oil in question was neither adulterated nor misbranded. The court held the olive oil pure in accordance with all the standards set forth in the Pharmacopoeia of the United States...
Possibility of the Newspaper Guild's making a special effort to unionize President Stahlman's own paper, as a matter of Guild prestige, paled beside a more immediate home-town newspaper situation...
...every State provide some measure of secrecy for grand jury activities, but newspapers habitually get around the law with the weasel-phrase "it was reported that. ..." Fortnight ago in Akron able, ambitious Common Pleas Judge Walter B. Wanamaker, 43, decided to prove Ohio's hazy law in the matter, forbade newspaper accounts of grand jury proceedings. Barked he: "There has been too much trying of lawsuits in newspapers instead of courts, particularly in criminal cases." Immediately the Scripps-Howard Times-Press published names of jurors and witnesses, listed titles of cases to be heard by a newly-summoned panel...