Word: reference
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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TIME did not "sleuth." The repository chosen by Governor Smith for his 50 cents was reported casually by many a daily newspaper. But even if it had not been so reported, TIME would not have hesitated to refer to so well-known a fact as Governor Smith's Roman Catholicism?a fact about which he, at least, is not hypersensitive...
...refer to us as bleary because we lack a Ku Klux Klan, which would do away with some of the colonial peculiarities which are imposed upon us from the North...
...appears that President Wilson wants to form a League of Nations first and then refer everything to it. He has no clear idea of what is meant by such a League. His position in America becomes increasingly difficult, and he will probably have to go back soon and is desperately anxious to take something back...
Charter subscriber. First complaint. You refer to Wayne B. Wheeler as "high salaried." Wasn't. Got $8,000 a year. All he'd take...
...recent issue [TIME, Sept. 5] you referred to "children, insultingly called kiddies" and were commended in the LETTERS column of TIME, Sept. 19. In this same issue [Sept. 19] you inconsistently described a baby parade made up of "small-appearing brats." Which is preferable? I do not refer to my children in either way, but if someone should inquire about my "brats," I should consider it much more insulting to my children and me ^ than for them to be referred to as "kiddies...