Word: recentes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Being an ex-railroad man and familiar with the accuracy of TIME, also LETTERS, the writer had a chill of fear for the safety of the Presidential party on their recent cross-country jaunt. In the picture of Engineer Britton looking [TIME, Oct. 7] straight ahead with keen eye and steady hand on the throttle lever, it appears very much as though the reversing gear is set to send the locomotive and its burden in the opposite direction, quite a dangerous practice on any railroad...
...Conservative or the Labor Party. . . . The Labor Party ... has never been more unprepared for a contest than now. It has no effective leadership and cannot consistently fight the Govern ment on sanctions, which will be one of the chief issues of the campaign, because the Laborites themselves at their recent party conference voted almost unanimously in favor of sanctions". (TIME...
...listeners began telling each other that Frank Knox would make a good nominee in 1936, and that made a good story for reporters covering the affairs. In a national poll of young Republicans and old Republican county chairmen and city leaders conducted last summer and again in a recent poll of precinct committeemen in Iowa, two men were overwhelmingly favored for the Presidential nomination. No. 2 man on each poll was Frank Knox. No. i man was William Edgar Borah. But Mr. Borah is a man more likely to get a Republican Presidential nomination when it does not mean anything...
Article 42 & Article 43. Adolf Hitler, with his intuitive flair for what is and is not vital, anticipated last week's outbreak of war when he said at the recent Nazi Party Congress, "We will remain neutral with respect to developments which do not concern Germany directly, and our wish is not to become involved in such developments." (TIME, Sept...
...consequence of Penn's 12-to-0 victory in 1894, second in the long series of games that preceded it, which was followed by a free-for-all fight among 5,000 spectators on the Trenton Fair Grounds. Jogged by the amiable adjustment of more recent feuds, athletic authorities at Penn and Princeton suddenly remembered theirs last year, hastened to end it by scheduling a Penn v. Princeton game to open the next season for both. Because Princeton, with last year's near-championship team almost intact, and Penn, with a ponderous backfield called "The Four Tanks," were...