Word: protected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...those other days-'Save us, save us, else we perish!' "I am confident that the Congress . . . is ready to wage unceasing warfare against those who seek a continuation of that fear. The carrying out of the laws of the land as enacted by the Congress requires protection until final adjudication by the highest tribunal of the land. The Congress has the right and can find the means to protect its own prerogatives." '1 recommend." Having thus belabored the nameless forces which will oppose his re-election tooth " nail this autumn, the President calmed down for a summary...
...humiliation," gloomed the Chicago Tribune. "Nations have exiled their heroes before," boomed the New York Herald Tribune. "They have broken them in misunderstanding or persecuted them with meanness. But when has a nation made life unbearable to one of its most distinguished men through a sheer inability to protect him from its criminals and lunatics and the vast vulgarity of its sensationalists? ... It seems as incredible as it is shocking. . . . The Lindberghs can live with some freedom in England . . . because of the adult public sense of good taste, restraint and respect for individual right and privacies which underlies the British...
Jibed Madrid's Sol: "Nowhere have the police and judicial organizations given more manifest proof of impotence than in the U. S." Paris' Jour informed its readers that U. S. law "has proved insufficient to protect against gangsters men whose glory shines upon their country...
...individual employe is dealt with by the act as an incompetent. The Government must protect him even from himself. He is the ward of the United States to be cared for by his guardian even as if he were a member of an uncivilized tribe of Indians or a recently emancipated slave...
...protect herself from the deflationary results of the U. S. silver policy, China lately abandoned the silver standard (TIME, Nov. 11), adopted a managed currency. Thereafter she could sell silver to the U. S. as profitably as she could sell any other commodity for which the U. S. would pay a high price. So China's silver joined the silver of the whole world in seeking a profitable market...