Word: protectionism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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History Made. Better fitted to take a blow from her natural enemy was the U.S.S. Kearny, a slim, 1,630-ton beauty with a battle speed of around 40 knots. Besides modern armament (including ten torpedo tubes, five 5-inch guns), the Kearny has the maximum in destroyer protection. Highly...
> Authority to requisition or require registration of firearms used for sport or individual self-protection is specifically excluded.
Similarly the line presents a problem which should try Harlow's ingenuity to the utmost. In Gene Flathmann and Bill Chewning Navy has two of the finest tackles in the East. In one game Lamar said that Chewning intercepted a pass and outdistanced his blocking protection to the opposition's...
He is expected to use that power warily, being careful to observe the law of the district in which he serves, and to handle drunk and disorderly service men with some degree of tact. In addition to his World War I job of sniffing out spies and saboteurs, he now...
As a resident of the United States, Bridges was entitled to every protection guaranteed by our Constitution; as a labor leader who found disfavor in the eyes of reactionary elements, he was denied every one of them. Free, legal hearings declared his complete innocence of the charges against him; legislation...