Word: choses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...from Home. Some unfeeling Deputies thought that Mossadeq had used these melodramatics to pressure Parliament. If so, he succeeded. Parliament speedily chose five Deputies, who with five Senators and the Finance Minister, will make up the board empowered to take over the nationalized Anglo-Iranian...
Most of these displaced upperclassmen were given the chance to apply for the Houses to which they were attached as non-residents, although many chose to try for others. It is still possible that many or all of these will be admitted to the Houses before College opens in the fall...
Frank Gannett, up-state New York publisher, founded the C.C.G. to arouse public opinion against the New Deal. Gannett chose Dr. Edward Rumely as Executive Secretary of the group. (Rumely was convicted of failing to report German money he received to carry on propaganda activities in this country.) Third man on the team is John T. Flynn, Chairman of New York's America First Committee in 1941, and author of a book called "The Road Ahead." Subtitled "America's Creeping Revolution," this book is a vitriolic attack on "America's Fabians"--i.e. F.D.R., the Democratic Party, organized labor...
...another royal ancestry, and the last love--according to the twenty-five-cent libretto, which kept mum on her final choice. As a matter of fact, the outcome is still in doubt. The suitors could be distinguished only by their green, red, and blue cummerbunds, of which the princess chose the red; at this point, there was much cheering. I asked one of the applauds, an elderly alumna, who the princess had selected. "Why," she said, "it was the one in red, wasn...
Power Vacuum. In Washington, the State Department was remarkably calm about Iran's nationalization of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. (TIME, May 7) and the wave of anti-Western feeling. State chose to find cheer last week in these facts...