Word: submitted
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...reviewed what has been done in the past three years. That has been sound. But farm policy is never a completed task . . . I was greatly encouraged to learn from the Secretary the several new steps he is exploring for strengthening and broadening the present program . . . I shall submit my farm recommendations to the Congress in a special message early in January...
...majority of Britons are producing more, eating better, living in better houses and earning higher wages than ever before in history, Tory Chancellor of the Exchequer Richard A. ("Rab") Butler had an unpleasant duty to perform. On the first day of a new parliamentary session, he had to submit a supplementary "crisis" budget which hustled out a summer of prosperity and ushered in a winter of what looked dismayingly like oldtime austerity, as practiced by Sir Stafford Cripps. Britain is not bust but suffering from too much boom, yet Butler's nostrums bore the same cramping old labels (Higher...
Each spring when the Chancellor of the Exchequer presents his budget to Parliament, the imposts and expenditures which he proposes are expected to hold good for the entire year. Once in a while, he may be forced to submit an "autumn budget," a phrase which in Britain has become virtually synonymous with economic trouble. When Parliament reconvenes this week, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rab Butler will submit an autumn budget. It will be Britain's first in eight years...
Judge Youngdahl's ruling was a clear-cut victory for Confidential, even though Harrison must submit two copies of each issue to the Post Office before using the mails. As Ross gleefully pointed out, "If the officials think any particular issue is obscene, they must ask for a hearing and can't interfere with the distribution of that number. And even if the examiner finds the issue was obscene, a recent ruling has established the precedent that just because one issue of a publication is obscene does not mean that all issues are obscene." In other words, the same process...
Under this social program, conceived by William Burns of the Christ Child Settlement House, ten PBH workers will organize local teen-age boys into ten groups of approximately ten boys each. These workers will submit reports to a central committee including clergymen, grammer school principals, YMCA officials, the chief of police, Burns and Donlan. "In organizing these boys we will not attempt a rehabilitation of the whole section," Donlan said. "These groups will test the effectiveness of the plan against delinquency...