 | Hudson Maxim - United States - 1916 - 168 pages
...placed in the arguments of our Pacifist friends. (Loud applause.) The question of disinterestedness is again brought up by Dr. Gladden, as it is by all the...placed in the hands of the Government, but here again history as well as logic proves that their arguments are unwarranted. Look back over the history of... | |
 | Hudson Maxim - United States - 1916 - 172 pages
...brought up by Dr. Gladden, is it is by all the Pacifists when they say that the manufacture of all irms and munitions should be taken out of private hands...placed in the hands of the Government, but here again history as well as logic proves that their arguments are unwarranted. Look back over the history of... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - Energy policy - 1977 - 98 pages
...oil is politically controlled by foreign nations. To cope with this issue, oil imports and allocation should be taken out of private hands and placed in the hands of the federal government. SUMMARY While the AFL-CIO finds much to applaud in the President's national energy... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - Energy policy - 1977 - 826 pages
...oil is politically controlled by foreign nations. To cope with this issue, oil imports and allocation should be taken out of private hands and placed in the hands of the federal government. SUMMARY While the AFL-CIO finds much to applaud in the President's national energy... | |
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... massacre. The one thought is just as illogical as the other and I have said unworthy to be placed in the arguments of our Pacifist friends. (Loud applause.) The question of disinterestedness is again brought up by Dr. Gladden, as it is by all the... 