Word: recoverable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Farmer Moor sued the railroad to make it transport his cotton on the ground that the Bankhead Act was unconstitutional. Courts upheld the railroad on the ground that Plaintiff Moor either should have paid his tax first and then sued to recover from the Government, if the law was unconstitutional...
Well pleased with himself last week was William Coleman Bitting Jr., energetic head of the St. Louis security house of Bitting & Co., specialist in church bond issues. Two summers ago, acting for his bondholders, Mr. Bitting set about trying to recover as much as possible of some $3,000,000...
Starting the game with a whirlwind attack, the Feslermen amassed ten points in the first five minutes before the bewildered terriers could recover themselves. Fesler then sent in his fast, all-sophomore, second string to bear the brunt of the attack for the rest of the period. This group, composed...
With the return of more stable conditions, explained Professor Kemmerer, gold would come out of hoarding throughout the world, the demand for the metal would ease, prices would consequently continue to rise. If the dollar had not been cut to 59?, U. S. prices might only return to pre-Depression...
"He grasps the wheel with his whole strength. His arms stiffen, and he is as likely to steer off the road as along it. His legs are forcibly extended, and his feet are pressed down hard. It is the muscular act that Sherrington, who discovered it in the dog, named...