Word: sanctioneers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Sanger's theory on Birth Control: as a trap Christian [I] could never sanction it. ... EDWARD P. LILLY...
Secretary Hyde was speechmaking in Louisville, Ky. when the Senate's query reached him. Long distance telephone wires to the White House hummed busily as the wishes of President Hoover were ascertained. With the President's sanction Secretary Hyde telegraphed the Senate a long, rambling message about Red Cross aid and rural credits in which was buried away this all-important sentence: "It is my understanding . . . that there could be no prohibition against the proceeds of such loans being used for food or other supplies if they were necessary...
...Watson compromise were the Republican Insurgents. They denounced it as a "cheap evasion" of the Relief principle which Senator Borah had so thunderously proclaimed. They argued that farmers without security would not benefit at all. They predicted that Secretary of Agriculture Hyde, archfoe of the "food-dole," would never sanction the use of any of this fund for food for hungry...
...There are 2,000,000 more women than men in Germany. The State must recognize the right of these surplus females to maternity. The only solution is to sanction by law extra-marital relations between the sexes...
...separation may be, many business men believed the bulletins to be official. Harvard professors still act as the officers of the society. By failing to force the Society to discontinue the use of the name of Harvard, the authorities allowed it, and so might have been interpreted to sanction it. In all these ways the connection between the University and the private business organization were were popularly conceived...