Word: coverer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With that "Where there isn't a Wills there's a way . . ." line on its cover TIME (Sept. 14) certainly led with its chin...
...cover of your magazine (Sept. 7) you stated: "You can buy a rubber stamp for .50 cents." We think you should have stated also where the stamp could be purchased: "At the H. M. Nutter Co., San Francisco...
...repeatedly in the past, from the political side. In one form it is precipitated by allegedly patriotic organizations committed to maintain in schools and colleges their own particular conceptions of loyalty. The motives of these misguided folk are, I doubt not, often excellent. But they have opened the cover of Pandora's Box and we may well be fearful of the issue. For example, in many schools American history may now be taught only in terms these self appointed patriots deem desirable. Teachers who will not prostitute their knowledge and convictions to the often ignorant bias of these worthies must...
Last week Chairman Hamilton turned his attentions briefly to Eastern headquarters in Manhattan, run by the Landon convention floor manager, Massachusetts' genial, bumbling Representative Joseph William Martin Jr. In the opinion of newshawks assigned to cover it. the No. 2 GOP headquarters could do with some of the jacking up which the chairman had furnished in Chicago. One major trouble, complained they, was that Joe Martin's assistant publicity man, onetime Hoover Secretary George Akerson, treated the press as though he were still in the White House...
...career was an almost unbroken series of triumphs after Napoleon's fall until his own, in the Austrian Revolution of 1848, his biography deals principally with intricate diplomatic maneuvers, grows more tedious as it advances. The best pages in Author du Coudray's book consequently cover Metternich's relations with Napoleon, and the Congress of Vienna. Born in Coblentz in 1773, Metternich was educated at Strasbourg a short time after Napoleon. He possessed a practical, precise mind that made him disinterested in diplomacy, interested in science. Leaving his diplomatic apprenticeship in Dresden and Berlin, he was sent...