Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Utilitymen angry at Government competition got a laugh last week when Government's public-powerite Harold L. Ickes quacked back that a $19,000,000 hydroelectric development by Pacific Gas & Electric was unfair competition with Government...
Behind the wage-differential dispute was the Southern operators' contention that without it they could not compete with Northern coal, mined closer to the nation's great industrial markets. For years Southern operators have fought for lower freight rates, protested that they suffer from unfair freight differentials. Last year they maintained that freight differentials discriminated against them, tried unsuccessfully to have ICC cut Chesapeake & Ohio's rate 50%. Railroad executives answer that mile for mile the Southern mines enjoy the lowest freight tariffs in the world. But the fact remains that the cost averages...
running away would be unfair...
...streets of Natchez. Negro orchestras played steadily on the rival club verandas. Visitors and people just passing through were dragged first one way, then another. Last week the Natchez Club secured a temporary injunction against its rival, alleging that the Pilgrimage Club's extension of time was an unfair attempt to capitalize on the Natchez Club's enterprise and publicity...
...play corporation politics with the national defense and to use the boring-from-within technique of the Communists.: "Now," confessed Franklin, "after conferences with Mr. Knudsen and Mr. Biggers, with the support of others in the defense commission ... I am convinced that the story was grossly unfair to Mr. Biggers." Earnestly he now saluted OPM as "a strong and competent board." Noteworthy in Columnist Franklin's confession was not the fact that a columnist had based a know-it-all expose on a "pup"- that has happened too often before in the type of column which makes a business...