Word: soling
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...sick, burying the dead, as well as bailing [offenders] out of ail when necessary. These are a few items hat the social agitators prefer to leave unmentioned in their "demonstrations for the poor." . . . Miss Blagden may or may not have been a paid social agitator, but that her sole purpose in coming to another State was to hold funeral over a mythical Negro's body is absurd. ... I doubt very much if she actually received from "the huskiest of the six" any blows from a mule's belly-strap. However, whether she did or not, I am only...
Despite its promise, the Blum Government last week refused French businessmen's pleas that it show France one sample of how it proposed to get striking workers out of the factories. With 80,000 stayin strikers still on strike and farm laborers threatening a strike of their own, sole employer victory was the decision of a Pau court that strikers' occupation of a Pau beret factory was "illegal...
Undaunted, Clarence Saunders borrowed $2,900 from a onetime employe, made and lost a second fortune in a chain called "Clarence Saunders- Sole Owner of My Name." In 1931 he popped up in Memphis with a jazz band opening for still another merchandising venture. Boasted he: "You'll see yet that I'll build up the biggest industry in the world." That enterprise soon folded and Storeman Saunders, took over the "world rights" to a cleaning fluid called "Evernew," announced he had "thoroughly investigated the cleanser and found it to be the best on the market." "Evernew" also...
...requirements as liability for failure to record mortgages, notify bondholders of defaults or prevent illegal substitutions of collateral. By setting higher legal standards for trustees and forbidding exculpatory (hedge) clauses in indentures, SEC hopes to evolve vigorous, alert agencies, per-haps paid more than trustees now receive, but whose sole purpose would be protection of security owners...
...from encouraging were the sales and inquiries on another railroad-the Long Island. This important New York commuters' line was the sole railroad to disobey the ICC's order to reduce fares to 2? a mile in coaches, 3? a mile in Pullmans. In justification, it claimed that the Interstate ruling did not apply to it, since it serves only one State...