Word: unfair
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Fireworks popped merrily at the Gill hearing yesterday when, incensed with the procedure followed by Governor Ely and Commissioner Dillon, Raymond S. Wilkins, counsel for the Norfolk head, charged that the hearing was "very unfair," and that Gill "has not had a full opportunity to answer the allegations...
Dillon: Is that unfair...
...Hearing Unfair...
There is no doubt that it would be unfair to present members of a House to permit other students to use the dining room and library to numbers in excess of the House capacity. It is even more unfair, however, for a group of men who have proved themselves scholastically eligible to be deprived of the many House privileges when sufficient vacancies exist. There is a solution to this perplexing problem. If these men were permitted to become associates of the Houses that have vacancies, in numbers equal only to these vacancies, and were given the use of the House...
...Administration. To retain the existing state of stagnation would have been politically unwise as well as ethically negligent: the threatened general strike in Milwaukee this Monday is evidence in point. To hand over the balance of power to the trade unions would have been economically dangerous and obviously unfair to our captains and lieutenants of industry. And to allow the courts the ultimate word in these troubles would be, as it has been, quite inimical both to the workers and to the speedy adjustment of difficulties; their record along this line, what with yellow-dog contracts and injunctions, exhibited...