Word: conventionalized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The Democratic split became plainer when attention focused on Texas' tall (6 ft. 2 in.) Governor Allan Shivers. Less than three weeks earlier, Stephen Mitchell, Butler's predecessor as Democratic national chairman, had said that Shivers and certain other Democrats who supported Dwight Eisenhower in 1952-specifically South...
AFTER the party I flew to Florida for the TIME advertising salesmen's convention. Sales reports we heard there reflected a wide divergence of attitudes towards advertising throughout the world. In such countries as the U.S., Canada, Britain and Sweden, advertising is accepted as a medium of communication as...
Conrad Hilton did not know it, but almost since the day he began courting the Statler company's nine hotels, the house detectives have been snooping into the affair. Last week they broke right into the bridal chamber, crying that the Hilton-Statler marriage (TIME, Aug. 16) was illegal...
Mumble Pie. In Baltimore, after they discovered that the microphone in their meeting room at the Southern Hotel was dead, members of a symposium on "Generating Electric Current" at the Convention of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers adjourned to the Lord Baltimore Hotel, found the microphones were dead there...
¶ "Presumptuous liberals," according to leaders of the National Association of Evangelicals, are out to break down the barriers between Protestant denominations. The Rev. George L. Ford, executive director of the ultraconservative N.A.E., told the organization's convention in Chicago that unless it is stopped, "the liberal ecumenical movement...