Word: muchly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...outcome of Lloyd Wilson's appeal interests me very much. A very capable and highly regarded local C. P. A. is of the opinion Wilson's case will be considered a "frivolous appeal" and that he will be fined $500. He has been unable to find the case in the Board of Tax Appeal Service...
When the Senators emerged after more than an hour, the Isolationists among them -North Dakota's Nye, Missouri's Clark, North Carolina's Reynolds-were fuming. The President had bound them to "secrecy" and that, said Senator Nye, "when there is so much that ought to be said, is something more than distressing...
...Administration's feeble grip on important Rules, which Messrs. Dies, Dempsey (New Mexico) and Cor (Georgia) ran pretty much to suit themselves during the hearings. At one point poor old Chairman Sabath was nearly in tears as he banged on the table and shouted: "Don't do this! Don't do this! Gentlemen, please...
...country's swing against "radicals." He stated that 2,000 private persons had offered $5,000 apiece to finance his committee's continuance. From their own mail, Representatives knew he was not boasting much...
Penn's medley team has not bettered 3:13 this year, its distance men are uniformly slow, and the 400 relay team has yet to break 3:50, so aside from Williams and Daughterty not much opposition can be expected. The Red and Blue has won one and lost one in league standing so far, beating Dartmouth, 40 to 35, and losing to Columbia 46 to 29. The Philadelphians vanquished Lehigh 60 to 15, while Princeton conquered the same team...