Word: warren
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...actual sponsors of Potato Control were bushy-haired Representative Lindsay Carter Warren from the potato-growing northeastern corner of North Carolina and long-faced Senator Josiah William Bailey of the same State. Conservative Senator Bailey, who has opposed inflation, Government spendthriftiness, Huey Long and Father Coughlin, and who has been as cool as a Senator from a Cotton State could be toward the Bankhead Act for compulsory cotton control, frankly gave his reason for proposing Potato Control: "Farmers have continually been driven from cotton, tobacco and peanut production, and have gone into the production of potatoes. . . . We cannot afford...
Also last week, after scouring the land and reportedly receiving many a declination, President Roosevelt announced the members of the new, quasi-judicial National Labor Relations Board created by the Wagner Bill. They were: 1) chairman, Joseph Warren Madden, 45; University of Pittsburgh law professor; 2) John Michael Carmody, 43. New York industrial engineer, onetime chief engineer of CWrA; 3) Edwin S. Smith, 44, onetime (1931-34) Massachusetts Commissioner of Labor & Industries...
...WARREN R. PERRINS Rochester...
...WARREN THURBER...
...Dead Man." Hot after huge, unpopular Associated Gas & Electric Co., whose Warren, Pa. representative admitted last fortnight that he had sent Congressmen hundreds of unauthorized telegrams against the Public Utility Bill's "death sentence" (TIME. July 29), the Black committee summoned telegraph and utility men from York, Pa. Testimony was offered that an A. G. & E. subsidiary had prepared some 2,000 anti-"death sentence" telegrams, filed them in batches of 100 or more...