Word: earth
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Chicago last week rumbled 102 freight cars carrying 3,000 tons of one of the most widely circulated catalogs on earth. One-third of the total issue of Sears, Roebuck & Co.'s Spring-Summer number, it was the biggest single shipment of printed matter the railroads had ever handled in two days...
Four collections of poems by Archibald MacLeish are now on display in the Poetry Room of Widener Library. The exhibition contains "The Happy Marriage", his first published verse; "The Pot of Earth"; "Streets in the Moon"; and "Poems...
...appears that America has again committed a diplomatic blunder by not observing whose toes are being awkwardly tread upon. This characteristic American attitude of interference in Latin-American affairs, many foreign observers agree, is another step in the direction of making us the most cordially hated nation on earth...
...poet, who graduated from Yale in 1915, was awarded an LL.B by Harvard in 1919. Among his more notable writings have been "The Hamlet of Archibald MacLeish," published in 1928. "The Happy Marriage," his first published verse. "The Pet of Earth," and "Streets in the Moon." In addition to these he has been a contributor to the Yale Review, the New Republic, and Transition. He has also written a play. "Nobodaddy," which appeared...
Hugh Samuel Johnson, author of Williams of West Point, Williams on Service, The Blue Eagle from Egg to Earth, was found in Washington writing A Barnyard History of the United States. The book will be built around the careers, motives and achievements of great U. S. characters...