Word: alberts
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Jefe, just back from a flying trip to the U.S., wanted to tell about his trip to New York City and especially of his visit with Albert Einstein at Princeton...
Arts, Letters, and Philosophy: Edward Addelson 4G, R. B. Angell 2G, Margaret P. Breed 2G, Raymond J. Dorius 3G, Albert Merriman, Jr. 6G, Alfred Schwarz...
Compulsory Health insurance will be the topic of an address to be given by Albert B. Lewis, member of the governing board of the Connecticut Union for Democratic Action, at 8 o'clock tonight in Emerson D. Sponsored by the League for Industrial Democracy organized early last term, Lewis officially titles his talk as the "Case for Compulsory Health Insurance...
...Private Affairs of Bel Ami (Loew-Lewin; United Artists) is the latest example of Albert Lewin's passion for bringing musky literary classics to the screen. Writer-Director Lewin is responsible for movie versions of Maugham's The Moon & Sixpence and Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray. His adaptation of Maupassant's coldly sardonic novel Bel Ami is his smoothest job to date. But it also clearly defines the limitations of Mr. Lewin's kind of movie...
Elgin hopes that the spring will help it recapture a big chunk of the $400,000,000-a-year U.S. watch business from the fiercely competitive Swiss. Under President Thomas Albert Potter, 63, Elgin has come a long way since he left Quaker Oats Co. in 1932 to take over the depression-sick company. By 1940 Elgin was the biggest U.S. watch company. But during the war, the three big U.S. jeweled watchmakers (the other two: Hamilton, Waltham) switched to war work. With them out of the business, the Swiss boosted their U.S. sales almost 300% to about...