Word: confusionism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Two months ago Mrs. Roosevelt brought up her plan in the Ladies' Home Journal. It did not evoke overwhelming enthusiasm. In fact, most comment suggested that it scared the daylights out of U.S. men. Last week, after registering as a defense volunteer, Mrs. Roosevelt went to Manhattan, there, at...
In doing this, Author Barzun believes, "the dogma and the confusion have plunged us into a state of scientific piety where we dare not call our soul our own." For this Barzun has some antidotes: 1) he would send science back to the field of technology where it belongs; 2...
There was no question that the delegates did not want inflation and did want to aid the Government in defense. Said President George E. Price Jr. (Goodyear's purchasing agent) in his keynote address: "We are looking not so much at the problems of how we can benefit our...
America is beset by a confusion of conflicting propagandas, a Babel of voices. . ..
¶ "The question that lies at the heart of the whole present censorship debate in the U.S. is the confusion of the press with the enemy. They are not . . . one and the same. . . . Press censorship is not going to curtail or hinder the flow of information to the enemy because...