Word: concerned
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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YOUR ISSUE OF SEPT. 29 GROSSLY EXAGGERATES HURRICANE VISIT TO MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST. YOUR STORY, APPARENTLY BASED ON ERRONEOUS NEWS DISPATCHES, HAS ADDED TO NATIONWIDE CONCERN FOR OUR PEOPLE WHO, EXCEPT FOR SMALL LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY LOSS ESPECIALLY TO BUILDINGS IN CERTAIN AREAS SOUTH OF THE BEACH BOULEVARDS, ARE MUCH ALIVE...
...equal, if not greater, concern to the Soviet General Staff, however, is their belief that the Americans have found a means of denaturing gasoline or rendering it useless by atomic bombing when the oilfields are located near the sea-which is the case with most Soviet oilfields, particularly those around Baku. If the Baku deposits were rendered useless by A-bombing of the sea nearby, there could be no three-dimensional warfare, for this, of course, involves tremendous consumption of gasoline...
Back of this quartet comes a big time-gap before the next Varsity runner is reached. Coach Mikkola expressed concern over this situation, particularly since the number two finisher yesterday, tall Paul Friedrich, is a transfer student from Williams and won't be able to compete for the Crimson this fall under the eligibility ruling. Mikkola thought the showing of the Freshmen was "very encouraging...
...Protestant Error. ". . . We [Protestants] have lacked charity as much as have Catholics, partly because we fail to appreciate the genuine grace of personal religion within this system of official intolerance. Furthermore, we fail to appreciate the real concern for religious values which underlies the Catholic insistence on religious instruction...
Taylor conceded that "in the work of the past [there are] clues for dealing with the present" but argued that "an exclusive concern [with] the classical curriculum has failed in the past and will fail today. ... It may be that education is not a strong enough social tool to maintain the survival of civilization. However, one can look for more in it than Mr. Hutchins' pious hope that if we go down, we will go down talking...