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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...that the details of the Doolittle raid on Japan are known (see below), the American people can add up the score...
...season is up to average, lightning will kill some 400 people by October,* burn up about twelve million dollars worth of farm buildings, cause half the oil-tank fires, set forests ablaze across the country, scare millions of picnickers and bathers, and add new legends to already existent vulgar errors...
Anyone who cared could add the facts up for himself: the war has left I.T. & T. already well in the black, and peace should mean high doings everywhere, from Hungary to Java, for Mr. Behn...
Steel Mathematics this year is starkly simple: 95,000,000 tons of Mesabi iron ore will make 61,250,000 tons of pig iron. Already stockpiled around lower Lake ports are some 16,000,000 tons of ore, which will add around 10,000,000 tons to the pig supply; another 10,000,000 tons of pig will come from other U.S. iron deposits. But at least 3,000,000 tons (on a pig-iron basis) must be stored up to carry steel mills through the next big freeze. That means not much more than 50,000,000 tons...
Lorea, an unabashed romanticist, provided this story of a beautiful girl who grows old waiting for her lover who, of course, has been married for years. Slightly impressionistic poetry, music, and dances, add to the mood of gentle wistful tragedy. The Harvard-Radcliffe production, with superior music by Irving Fine, dances by Mary Small, and Phyllis Stohl's generally tight, workman like direction, gets this across with a few lapses. Such are a slow third act in which the actors are a little too influenced by Chekov, and a few overplayed moments in the first two acts...