Word: objectiveness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...detailed statement of the issuing company's capitalization, its stock setup, the purpose of the issue, bonuses and commissions to be retained by the underwriters and the amount to be returned to capital investment. To register a foreign government security the U. S. selling syndicate must state the object of the loan, its bonuses and commissions, the general financial condition of the borrowing country and whether or not it has ever defaulted on any of its international obligations...
...Otto Lenz, Jewish storekeeper in Straubing, Bavaria, seemed authentic. Far more common than actual attacks on Jews was their dismissal from government and business posts and the picketing and boycotting of their stores. Nazi picketing was not limited to Jewish shops. U. S.-owned Woolworth stores were a particular object of attack...
What ended Chile's experiment last week was not what might have been expected. Long used to the banalities of commercial and political broadcasting, listeners found little to object to in Chile's congressional debates. Deputies on the other hand were completely intoxicated with the idea that they were actually addressing their constituents and friends. Speeches dragged on hour after hour. Socialists objected because they said, "It is not right that the public should hear all the rude things said in this house." But the main reason of Chile's Congress for ending its broadcasting was that...
...object to the designation 'puppet state' for Manchukuo. That was one of the errors of the Lytton Report. There is a certain analogy between the Japanese-Manchukuo relationship and the United States-Cuba relationship, but there is also this difference: Japan did not first conquer Manchukuo and then give it virtual independence. Manchukuo sprang into being as an independent state. As such it is not a protectorate, just a friendly nation. . . . Your country has not made the sacrifices in developing its neighbors that Japan has made in Manchuria. I question whether the United States would permit the territory...
...ballot. This may well be encouraging to McKee's friends, but it cannot fail to be singularly discouraging to those who still hope for a real reform of the city government. McKee was for twenty > backing in the Bronx and Queens Democratic machine. While no one can reasonably object to the substitution of McKee's chubby face for O'Brien's anthropoidal features, the change would have no other importance. The city is offered a different deck of cards, but like the other, it is stacked...