Word: subjected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...TIME, August 5, you published a letter over the name of James E. Davidson (chairman of the Board of Regents and president of the Nebraska Power Co.) denying that he discussed any public utility subject with any member of the University faculty...
...House Ways & Means Committee spent six days listening to the "public" on Franklin Roosevelt's share-the-wealth tax proposals, heard little of interest because witnesses had nothing concrete to shoot at. Last week the Senate Finance Committee wound up a seven-day hearing on the same subject which, in addition to the stereotyped objections of tax experts, economists and special pleaders, produced the following noteworthy testimony...
...been made in the measure in conference: killed was Senator Clark's amendment to permit companies with private pension systems to retain them instead of contributing to the Government's system. A fight over the deletion was averted by a gentlemen's agreement that the subject of private pensions would be studied with a view to amending the bill later...
...Subject of the leading article in last week's American Medical Association Journal was acne vulgaris-the blackheads and pimples of adolescence. Dr. Jeffrey Charles Michael, Houston acne specialist who wrote the article, included the address he made as chairman of the skin specialists attending the American Medical Association convention in Atlantic City last June. Here was a disease that has marred to some extent the face, back and chest of every other human being who ever grew up to manhood. It has gouged ugly pits in multitudes of skins. Doctors have dealt with it for 3,200 years...
What makes this trivial investigation of a painful subject more entertaining than most musicomedies is that it: 1) offers a variation, however slight, on the backstage epic; 2) includes a diversity of subsidiary entertainment features, climaxed by the efforts of Florence Gill as an imitator of chicken noises; 3) offers Patsy Kelly the first chance the cinema has given her to prove that she is probably the most expert specialty comedienne in Hollywood...