Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...finger' put on him by undue publicity-unless one has had just a taste of Colonel Lindbergh's experience with a press that respects no law and knows no decency-it may not be possible to understand that this is a retreat after repeated defeats by unfair odds...
...Revelations of the unfair practices of some tutoring schools are all very well," went the word yesterday, "but what on earth can the college do about it?" The answer, whole and complete, lies in Dean Hanford's statement...
...Just as tea dumped in Boston harbor by our sturdy ancestors proclaimed the revolt against unjust taxes, so pluck can free the present generation from unfair taxation of one group of citizens for the benefit of another." In Washington Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, wife of the socialite Representative from swank Long Island, declared she would plant potatoes on the lawn in front of her house at 1801 F Street, where "Secretary Wallace will be sure to see them...
...Milwaukee, when members of meat cutters union local No. 73 picketed his store with placards saying, "UNFAIR," a butcher hired two fat Negro women to walk beside the pickets carrying bigger signs, "JUST MARRIED...
...hard-pressed students who might otherwise be forced to leave school, the allocation of relief funds has been a tremendous aid. when certain financially able institutions decline public money because they do not need it, however, it is unfair to accuse them of snobbery. In Harvard's case, it was an attempt to cooperate...