Word: notes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Knowing the Roosevelt liking for neighborliness, King George and Queen Mary bided their time. Then informally one day last week they sent over to the U. S. Embassy where Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt was stopping a friendly note suggesting that she come to Buckingham Palace...
TIME, June 11, Animals, p. 38, footnote: ''So, rarely, do horses, cows, SHEEP, deer [have multiple births.]" You should feel a little ''sheepish'' about the sheep part of your note. One hundred ten to 130% lamb crops are not uncommon in California. So you see a few of the woolies must double up to bring this about...
Suppressed in Germany but released throughout Britain was a sensationally tart note in which His Majesty's Government broached to the German Government flat charges that Dr. Schacht has so manipulated the Reichsbank's balances of foreign exchange as to have set up "a hidden reserve equal to many times the amount of interest on the Dawes and Young loans" lately repudiated by Dr. Schacht (TIME, June 25). The British note, probably the stiffest yet signed by Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon, accused the Reichsbank by inference of falsifying its statistics and branded Dr. Schacht as a willful...
...teacher. She had an audition early last winter. Mr. Gatti was noncommittal but he invited her to attend performances free. Her contract brought reports of an exceptionally clear voice, a range that extends to C above high C. Pretty Mary Moore commented: "It's not a very pretty note. It sounds like a mouse up in the attic...
...above 150 even in 1932. Out of Auburn stock President Errett Lobban Cord reaped the quick fortune which put him into aviation, shipbuilding. ¶Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Boston last week filed with the Federal Trade Commission for registration under the Securities Act, a $35,000,000 coupon note issue, biggest since the Act was passed. Proceeds were to be used to pay a $25,000,000 two-year note issue due July 16, and $7,000,000 in bank loans. Boston Edison last made memorable headlines in September 1929 when its stock dropped 70 points on news that...