Word: nationally
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard Chapter that several instructors are to be among those who will leave their classes to an uncertain fate when the bell of Memorial Hall tolls the hour of 11. They refused to give out any names, but insisted that not only students, but Faculty members would support the nation-wide strike sponsored by the National Students League and the Students League for Industrial Democracy...
...right to say what he pleases. If members of the Brain Trust believe in a revolutionary program, they are perfectly justified in holding this conception. But those who are opposed to it certainly have a voice in the decision too. The Wirt charges should show the nation that a definition of the stand of these revolutionary suspects is necessary. TERTIUS...
...speech to the nation last week (see above) Premier Doumergue announced: "I returned to office when I was called by President Lebrun and party leaders who said that civil war was about to break out. . . . Civil war risks bringing a yet more horrible thing-foreign invasion." Civil war is the politician's lookout, but foreign invasion is the army's job. Last week General Denain, new Minister of Air, calmly overrode the objections of diplomats against needlessly annoying Italy. and ordered ground broken for a vast air base at Rosidiano, Corsica. Built on the seashore, the new field...
This week Austria ceases to be a republic. A dictatorship in fact for a year, the Government of Engelbert Dollfuss announced that henceforth the official title of the nation will be the Federal State of Austria...
...made a little money. Langdon W. Post, able young tenement house commissioner and chairman of the Housing Authority, last week lashed this capitalization of misery thus: "In the last 25 years there has been more speculation in New York City real estate than there has been in any other nation. We must send this speculation to the Stock Exchange . . . and not tolerate it in land dealing...