Word: obeys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...OBEY IT, SAYS WICKERSHAM Radio came up for discussion at dinner the last night of the conference. President Frank Ernest. Gannett of Gannett newspapers called radio "another great handmaiden for service in the distribution of some kinds of news rather than as a competitor." President Merlin Hall Aylesworth of National Broadcasting Co. urged that the Press and radio cooperate, assured his hearers that newspapers would never be etherized. But Editor Paul B. Williams of the Utica, N. Y., Press observed: "The newspapers have been suckers in permitting themselves to be used to build up a competitor...
...tomb and the whole Power plot were similar barricades. Posted nearby were grim-faced State police. Manifestly neither Church nor State intended to permit helter-skelter demonstrations. Announced Cardinal O'Connell: "Those who go to the cemetery for just and pious reasons must be prepared to obey strictly the regulations, else they will be excluded...
...should defy the British salt monopoly,* when he should break British law by scooping up a little sea water and publicly evaporating it to recover a mere pinch of salt?what then? Would enough Indians respond to this, the agreed signal for nonviolent, mass civil disobedience? Would they obey the Mahatma, abstain from paying taxes, abstain from all obedience to British employers or superiors,? buy no British cloth, and pray that they may meet Death all innocent and nonresisting at British hands...
Prohibition has been a success where the community as a whole really wished for its operation. Elsewhere it has failed. And the result is that one vast portion of the American public obey the law because they have no desire to disobey. The remainder, another group large enough to make an independent, nation of themselves, lives in willful disobedience to a law which they neither respect nor in any way follow. In other words, legal restriction, upon which government must be based, becomes the laughing stock of the present generation. Holding our point with respect to the colleges of America...
...doubtless requires the variety in the domestic side, both evils strike a severe blow at the teetotaler instead of aiding his cause. For youth just starting out in life Prohibition thus presents another serious problem. One hundred and fifty-six years of life and eleven wives threaten those who obey the law. However, these are the formative years; youth still has a chance...