Word: suggesters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...meant that the Comintern, or Moscow organization of the World's Communist Parties for "the World Revolution of the World Proletariat," would be dissolved. Fortnight ago it was still going so strong that its Seventh Congress met in the former Hall of Nobles, but efforts were made to suggest that the Comintern had adopted a new policy of supporting democratic governments temporarily as bulwarks against Fascism (TIME, Aug. 5). This change of policy was supposed to apply to France-following negotiations of Dictator Joseph Stalin and French Premier Pierre Laval-but proceedings of the Congress last week showed that...
...business men's organizations, women's clubs, churches, schools, automobile clubs, or other groups interested in public welfare, we suggest the idea of distributing these reprints broadcast...
...head of Inland are the brothers Block, Philip Dee, president, and Leopold E., chairman, sons of a Cincinnati ironmonger. Visitors seldom find them both at their own desks because each is continually popping into the other's office to argue, suggest, consult. Philip Block is the operating head. As such he supervised the building of Inland's new $20,000,000 finished steel mill at Indiana Harbor, Ind. which, though it looked like a bad investment in 1931 and 1932, is currently responsible for most of Inland's profits. Leopold Block is the financial head and used...
TIME has won its place at the top of my must program of reading by the completeness, accuracy, speed and readableness with which it reports the news. In the July 15 issue, however. TIME outdoes itself when it reports that my railroad is "in the courts.'' I suggest you take a look at the record...
...every British banker knows, the Old Lady's opinions are tantamount to commands. Indeed, the bank has been known to suggest the names of brokers who would be delighted to handle an issue on the terms prescribed. But no sooner had the City had its chuckle over Messrs. Mullens & Co.'s studied statement, than the treasurer of the City of Glasgow let the cat out of the Old Lady's bag. He published a juicy account of his unavailing efforts to obtain the Bank of England's approval of a big Glasgow refunding issue...