Word: reed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...candidate against David A. Reed for the U. S. Senate. Reed as Senator has run the errands and taken the orders of Mellon, the international bankers and the steel interests long enough. He should be replaced by a man who will take his orders only from the people...
...Manhattan sanatorium from a siege of shingles, did Pennsylvania's Governor Gifford Pinchot announce his intention of seeking in the primaries next May the Republican nomination he failed to get in 1914 and 1926. An oldtime Progressive with New Deal sympathies, Governor Pinchot if defeated by Senator Reed may run next November as an independent...
Commented Senator Reed: "An unscrupulous politician and a common scold...
...fogy economists opposed it. To find out how expert opinion stood, the inflationist Committee for the Nation polled economists but declined to publish the results, alleging that economic opinion was "divided." So the Economists' National Committee on Monetary Policy, composed of 90 leading economists including Kemmerer of Princeton, Reed of Cornell, Angell of Columbia, Sprague of Harvard - most but not all of them hard money men - took up the job. Last week the results were published...
...answer to their doubts, one of the few potent Democrats now out of office, onetime Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, broadcasting a speech on the Child Labor Amendment, declared: "To my mind this un-American thing ought to be killed by every legislative body...