Word: deale
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...welcoming streamers, arrived in New Haven in 1921, he was the first non-Eli since 1766 to have been elected president of Yale - and Yale was never the same thereafter. For 16 years -through the roaring '20s, the big depression and the first days of the New Deal -Angell kept things stirring and growing. He built 37 new buildings on campus, nearly quadrupled Yale's endowment (from $25 million to $95 million...
Tomorrow's speakers will be Mary Goodman, professor of Sociology at Wellesley, Thomas Eliot, former Massachusetts congressional representatives, and Dean Wilford Lake of Northwestern. They will deal with the barriers to education...
...book, written by Clem Wood and Jingo Carroll, while not up to the standards set by the score, is consistently competent as a vehicle and perfectly adapted to the cast. The plot--The New Deal a la Luce in sleepy Anygnay, S.A.--is sufficiently irrational to set off the sharpness of the lines themselves, and needs comparatively little further consideration...
Until such a time, the Federalists are trying earnestly to keep up overseas contacts, buttonhole Congressmen, put their platform before the public, and increase their membership. The local chapter has around 90 men and the total U.S. enrollment is roughly 40,000. The British Unionists have a good deal more, as do the groups in France and Italy--but there is no evidence, the U.W.F. sadly admits, that there are any Federalists operating in the Soviet Union...
...adopted, who will be the first on the list to feel its wrath! . . . It will be the South . . . Is big business next on the list! There is such a thing as legitimate big business. When it is right, I certainly favor it. Its bigness has done a great deal of good . . . Mr. President, debate is the greatest governmental and political invention man has ever been able to make...