Word: ams
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Greenfield: "For Jerry's sake, no. But for my sake, I am sorry. I miss him."
Most of the political columnists said: "This time Jim will be selling himself." Jim himself said: "Three years ago I was out doing what I could for Roosevelt. Now I am in the stamp business."*
Count Stephen Bethlen von Bethlen, onetime Premier of Hungary, decided last week that trying to straighten out the problems of a mad world was a waste of time, announced his retirement from politics. "Nowadays," said he, "only those who breakfast on Jews, lunch on aristocrats, and after dinner deal out...
Finding its broadcasts getting nothing more than attentive laughter in Britain, the Nazi radio last month decided to provide more English news, jokes, gems from the London Times. London newspaper stories were hurriedly translated by German journalists in London, telephoned to Berlin, retranslated into more Munchausen English and waved back...
"It is hard for me to conceive of any method of diffusing knowledge that would more exactly meet the purpose our first President had in mind. ... I am sure the heads of the Government departments will not fail to make good use of it ... to correct the kind of misinformation...