Word: statements
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Senator Bridges wanted to know why an investigating committee appointed by Vice President Garner would not be acceptable. Having already admitted that he thought Vice President Garner was "pure gold," Tennessee's McKellar tried a new trick: "I think some newspaper must have published a statement that the Senator from New Hampshire was a new Coolidge, and was a candidate for the Presidency, and it has gone to the Senator's head...
Chairman Morgan: The first statement I made covers my reasons for not commenting...
Backing up Huntington is a statement from Burton H. Camp, president of the Institute of Mathematical Statistics: "Dr. Rhine's investigations have two aspects, experimental and statistical. On the experimental side mathematicians of course have nothing...
...Bund or any "possible substitute organizations of that kind." In New York Bund leaders promptly announced that since their membership for two years past has been restricted to U. S. citizens, the requests of the German Government did not affect them at all. Nonetheless, Ambassador Dieckhoff's statement, for which he got the State Department's hearty thanks, aroused again the familiar question of what the Bund is, what it wants and whether...
...brokers could not believe their ears. Indeed, as the report shot through Wall Street it was not believed until the Stock Exchange issued a public statement. For Richard Whitney was the Depression president of the Stock Exchange, is a brother of Morgan Partner George Whitney. Richard Whitney & Co. had always been known as "the Morgan brokers." It was in behalf of a Morgan banking group that Richard Whitney strode across the floor to U. S. Steel post on a dark day in 1929 to bid $2.05 per share for 25,000 shares of steel -15 points above the market. That...