Word: concerning
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Cleveland had rarely seen such concerted concern for the uplift of its soul. Evangelists cried out on street corners; windrows of leaflets clogged the city's gutters. Defiant placards atop caravans of clanking autos proclaimed the doom of Satan...
Lest anyone think that all this was motivated by a tender concern for Zionism, Professor Victor D. Lutzky, who holds down the Palestine desk at the Soviet Foreign Office, delivered a significant lecture in which he declared 1) that Zionism was an imperialist-capitalist campaign to set up a "bourgeois state" in Palestine, 2) that Zionism lacked the support of the "Jewish masses" and 3) that Palestine belonged to the Arabs. Meanwhile, Radio Moscow and Izvestia continued their efforts to rouse both Arabs and Jews against British imperialism...
Morning and evening meals will be furnished by the concern which now operates the Brunswick Grill in the basement of the hotel at a rate of $1.25 per day per person. Location of the dining room is undecided; but it will be either in the Copley Square officer's club, which adjoins the hotel, in the Brunswick Grill, or in the old hotel dining room on the lobby floor...
...fine, down to 198 lbs.; the neuritis was gone; and how was the boss? The President told him how he was (fine) and how things were going (not so good), while the fat man's moon face worked fluidly with sympathy and concern...
...interest I, or the Harvard Chapter of AVC could have in the so-called "legalisms" of the current campaign "to democratize the Student Council." It seeems to me that whatever we think of the Council's past--and it has done some good work--its future is of direct concern to all of us. The real issue must be: how can we see to the fulfillment of the aims of the Council as set forth in the preamble to its constitution: "The purpose of the Council is . . . to bring before the governing bodies of the College expression of undergraduate opinion...