Word: nationalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...this deduction be correct, it is proposed that next time after the gentleman who plays the piano has come in to do some work, the billing for the fireside chat be changed to read as follows: 'Thomas Corcoran will address his subjects on the state of the nation tonight through the courtesy of the broadcasting companies and the President of the United States...
...might have been adequate originally, interpretation by the courts and the difficulties and delays of legal procedure have now definitely limited their effectiveness. We are already studying how to strengthen our anti-trust laws in order to end monopoly-not to hurt but to free legitimate business of the nation...
...This [placing the matter before the Non-intervention Committee] does not mean that we are prepared to acquiesce in dilatory tactics. The next few days will show whether or not the nations are prepared to make a sincere effort to deal with the Spanish problem in a spirit of real .international cooperation. ... In such conditions no one can complain if the patience of those who have striven to keep their responsibilities toward Europe constantly before them is well nigh exhausted. I for one, should certainly not be prepared to utter a criticism of any nation which . . . felt compelled to resume...
Unusual as these incidents were, they were no more surprising than many another happening on the nation's football fields last week...
...surprise of the reply was its preamble, stating that it had been compiled "at a meeting called by the Association of Hospital & Medical Employes, affiliated with the Committee for Industrial Organization." Thus for the first time it became publicly known that the physicians of an important division in the nation's third biggest hospital* had taken out union cards, a situation unparalleled in U. S. medical history and a matter of grave concern to most of the ethics-conscious profession...