Word: musts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...save the roads from Government ownership except consolidation into a single unified national system. How Labor will take the scaling down of duplicate services is not hard to imagine. Burton K. Wheeler, chairman of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, reiterated his favorite belief that "some of the roads must go through the wringer." How banks and insurance companies, who are heavily interested in rail securities, will like that is also easily predictable. To ICC Chairman Walter M. W. Splawn was attributed a proposal for a special railroad court to push through the reorganization of the 38 Class...
Next day J. P. Morgan & Co. announced that its $474,000 unsecured loan to Whitney dated from 1932. This made it evident that in that year Dick Whitney must have had what amounted to a private failure. Then to the stand came various of Dick Whitney's partners to say that they were all in ignorance of the situation, that Dick Whitney had literally been dictator of company affairs.* By this time the Attorney General's office had the total of Whitney "transferences...
...Congress must pass the A. Y. A. Parlez Vous...
...Congress must pass the A. Y. A. Parlez Vous...
...recognize them." As is usual in Wilson's writing, his most penetrating insights are incorporated into the body of his writing, so unaccented and interwoven with descriptions of scene that casual readers may not recognize the observation that has gone into them. But even casual readers must be impressed at the way Wilson combines artful characterizations of scholars, homely, humorous details of their households, with lucid statements of the problems with which they grapple; be even more impressed at the meaning he wrings from a brief encounter with learned academics on a Princeton Sunday, or from the life...