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...TIME, Oct. 8, there appears on p. 50, an article under the caption Art. In the second paragraph it states: "A bicycle-shaped stud was reminiscent of the goldplated, diamond-studded bicycle he [Diamond Jim Brady] gave to Lillian Russell...
Business fastened anxiously on that one paragraph, pretty much ignoring the rest of the report. At any other time a Federal charter proposal, bringing as it would the blessings of uniformity, would have been well received. The New York Stock Exchange is on the Senate Committee's own record as favoring the idea of Federal charters. But coming on top of the Securities Act. the Stock Exchange control law and other New Deal manifestations of Government-over-Business, talk of national incorporation seemed to be a case of whipping the horse at full gallop...
Wall Street Journal (Aug. 11), article by Thomas Sutton on p. 1, headed "S. O. N. J. World Oil Unit," states in first paragraph "so that today it stands as the world's leading producer and refiner of petroleum...
...course History 1 does not make them think, but remember how few of them can think," was his reaction to a neat little paragraph in the Guide which regretted the lack of original thinking required--or even desired--in the course, "I received a forty-page letter from Paul Cram which said precisely the same thing in the midst of telling me all the things wrong with the course--very sound...
Your report in TIME for July 16 of the conference on education for marriage and family social relations was exceedingly satisfactory in the first paragraph; but later paragraphs overemphasized a sexy sensational discussion that occurred in one of the seven sections of the conference. Less than 60 of the more than 300 members of the conference heard the radical-remarks ascribed to Dr. Dickinson and Dr. Dearborn, and the final report of the group made no reference to this brief discussion. . . . However . . the readers of TIME are entitled to a scientific interpretation of these remarks, as follows...