Word: outlawing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Suspected of "being an outlaw on the highway, the Phillips Brooks House station wagon is guarded under lock and key, authorities reveal...
...editorial Mr. Hearst urged that any national resorting to the indiscriminate bombing of non-combatants be outlawed and advocated that "this outlaw nation" be proceeded against accordingly. To the rational thinker this means nothing but a preposterous contradictions, since Mr. Hearst proposes the use of violence to end violence...
...frowned on by telephone companies. American Telephone & Telegraph, which appeared as a "friend of the court" in the first U. S. Supreme Court case to urge that telephone conversations are private property, cooperates with Federal agents if necessary but has long been campaigning for an act of Congress to outlaw the practice altogether...
...very much in earnest about keeping Wolf Cain (Maceo B. Sheffield) from grabbing the cache of gold hidden many years ago by Doc Clayburn (Spencer Williams Jr.). Doc, now an honest peddler of snakebite remedies wants to return the money to the people he took it from in his outlaw days. His daughter, Carolina (Connie Harris), knows they never will be happy lessen he do. But Doc dies in a gun battle and the sheriff, with Jeff's aid, gives Wolf his just deserts...
...feeling that at this time it would be disastrous. On the other hand the Mortimer group believes that in negotiating a new contract with General Motors it would be very helpful to have a series of short, controlled, harassing sit-downs and "quickies." And in the recent Fisher Body outlaw Sit-down (TIME, Nov. 29), the followers of the "party line" fought desperately, if futilely, to have the strike legitimatized by the union...