Word: temperedness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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A French horse, Pepino, paying 9-to-1, managed to win the race before a workman threw the first chair over the rail. Then the hot, short-tempered crowd turned mob, rolled out of the stands into the track yelling against Jockey Semblat, the bookmakers, Pepino, the Government and Alexandre...
"Suicide or Revolution." The present president of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce is no such old-school businessman. Born in Brooklyn 61 years ago, Henry Ingraham Harriman joined the New York Bar, went to Boston to make his fortune. He helped found New England Power Association (which developed the...
Will Rogers' observation that few things today are as dangerous as peace conferences has more truth than humor. The misunderstanding and acrimony that result from the conflicting interests of the Great Powers can be tempered only by time, and the sooner those interests become known, and are aired and discussed...
Most widely condemned features of the bill are those sections which deal not with stock exchanges but with corporate affairs. Such provisions as those handing the Federal Trade Commission broad authority over financial reports and regulating stock transactions of officials and. large (5% or more) stockholders have been tempered but...
Before he started south, the President vetoed the bill and his veto was instantly overridden (310-to-72) by the House (TIME, April 2). Last week was the Senate's turn to be an Indian-giver. In a reasonable, sweet-tempered veto message the President had promised still further...