Word: stanleys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fight, on the theory that a one-sided embargo would be more likely to draw the U. S. into a war than to keep her out. The amended resolution passed the Senate last February, is now waiting action by the House. While Congressional ears were still tingling from Stanley Baldwin's charges, President Roosevelt's tactics were to send a special message to the Senate urging that it act as rapidly as possible on the 1925 Geneva convention which provides for supervision of the international munitions traffic by a system of licenses and quotas. He further expressed...
...then President Henry Herbermann over $1,000,000 in salary and expense allowances during the same period (TIME, Oct. 9; March 12). The committee also looked into Dollar Line, found that it had received $14,000,000 in subsidies during four years, had paid its vice president, Robert Stanley Dollar, no less than $635,000 in commissions for negotiating purchase of Government vessels...
...before the Eden speech was delivered in Geneva, solid Stanley Baldwin rose in the House of Commons...
With an expression of deep pain Chinese Minister Quo Tai-Chi sat in the diplomats' gallery while Stanley Baldwin continued the Government's case: "One of the conclusions to which I have been driven is that there is no such thing as a sanction which will work which does not mean war. In other words if we adopt sanctions we must be ready for war, and if we adopt them without being ready for war we are not honest trustees of the nation. ... If this country is giving Europe a collective guarantee or collective sanctions, it means...
...laboratory contest staged by Professor Fieser last week for a selected group of Chemistry 2a students was won by Andrew G. Webster '36. William F. Loomis '36 took second prize, and Stanley J. Boguniecki '36, was third...