Word: discuss
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Leopold Stokowski frequently engages it to sing difficult choral works with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Like blond-mopped Stokowski, Bruce Carey conducted last week without a baton, bringing out the Mass's mighty effects with direct, compelling gestures of his two bare hands. During intermission Festival directors met to discuss ways & means of perpetuating Fred Wolle's idea, to keep Bethlehem the U. S. headquarters for Bach. So satisfied were they all with the performance of Conductor Carey that they engaged him to be Wolle's permanent successor...
...this year's Business School graduates who have applied will probably receive jobs through the school placement service before the end of September, according to W. B. Donham '98, dean of the School, in addressing the graduating class yesterday. Donham went on to discuss President Roosevelt's measures for business recovery, calling every one of them dangerous and every one, at the same time, an intelligent attack on economic instability...
...Trust." He helped Mr. Roosevelt write his speeches. He coined stinging phrases for him (e. g., "industrial cannon fodder"). He traveled up & down the land with the party nominee. And he had his reward when he and he alone marched into the Red Room with President- elect Roosevelt to discuss War Debts with President Hoover last November. President Roosevelt gave Dr. Moley his State Department appointment three days after the inaugural. For his personal staff the new Assistant Secretary picked Arthur Mullen Jr., son of Mr. Roosevelt's Chicago convention floor manager; Celeste Jedel, 22, a pretty honor student...
Formal meetings of the Associated Harvard Clubs will be held on May 20. At a joint luncheon with the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, Walter Lippmann will speak. In the afternoon an executive meeting open to all members will discuss University affairs...
...Comrade Litvinov again showed his desire to cooperate with the enemy, again anticipated an official U. S. move, this time by two years. At a League session to discuss world depression he proposed a pact to outlaw not only physical but economic war. Nub of the matter was an international agreement to refrain from dumping, to batter down all discriminatory tariff walls, and to require the sale of products on home markets at prices no higher than those demanded for the same products abroad. Most observers expect something very like the first two points to emerge from the World Economic...