Word: submits
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...allowed to act in any Equityontrolled theatre. On the other hand they are obliged to file a bond with Equity of sufficient size to pay each member of the cast a week's salary and his fare to Broadway. Many of the profession's finest artists are unwilling to submit themselves to the construction of Equity membership, but even they do not deny that it has cut the endings from what would have been the tragedies...
...banquet in the evening General Smuts said: "In the whole course of my life I have never seen anything so shocking. The country is rapidly becoming a little Russia. But we won't submit...
...proposed regional banks. The late William Jennings Bryan and his Democrats opposed that idea vigorously. The rates, said they, should be established by some central in-stitution?the Federal Reserve Board. The compromise: the boards of directors of each of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks were to submit to the Federal Reserve Board at Washington for approval, a rediscount rate for their particular region. The Board was presumed able only to veto, not to initiate rates. By refusing to approve a rate offered by a regional bank, it could make that bank unable to function. The Board had practically full...
...district banks, however, during the early years of the Federal Reserve Act circumvented the Board by neglecting to offer changed rates of rediscount for Board approval. Then came a ruling requiring each of the banks to submit their rates weekly to the Board for approval. The Board...
That situation the Harding administration tumbled over, with the re-organization of the Federal Reserve Board. President Harding's Comptroller of the Currency, his good friend & neighbor of Marion, Ohio. Daniel Richard Cris-singer, became Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, and the regional banks were required to submit rediscount rates only for approval of changes...