Word: east
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...loudly for the Lytton Report, blaming Japan directly for the invasion of Manchuria. Wrote the Times: ''Whatever may be thought of the origins of the new state, it is impossible not to admire Japanese grit and organizing capacity. . . . Countries which have trading interests in the Far East . . . must not delay too long in making up their minds how to reconcile their trading activities in Manchuria with the principle of non-recognition...
...other and more probable alternative is, of course, that the President will change his mind about balancing the budget, lose the east to a revived Republican party, and win the election by a narrow margin of western states...
...that, what? Certainly such a debacle will be achieved only over the dead bodies of the western Democrats and what there is left of the Progressive Republicans. And if that happens, President Roosevelt will be forced into the ridiculous position of looking for support in an ultra-conservative Republican east revolting against progressive Democrats and Republicans alike in the west...
...Eastern Intercollegiates to be held at Pennsylvania State college on Friday and Saturday, March 16 and 17. Ames has been undefeated in any dual meet during his college career. In the past three years he has scored 14 falls and ten decisions against the best collegiate wrestlers in the east...
...core of "The Moon in the Caribees" and "Desire Under the Eims." We may call it a cosmic yearning for a God of eternal meaning, but this philosophical and poetic urge has seemed always to be only half in earnest, at once passionately sought for and scornfully east aside. In "Strange Interlude" there are poetic outbursts from Nina identifying God with herself as an all-compassionate Mother, and men as flashes in the electrical display of God. In "Mourning Becomes Electra" the dramatist seemed to drift into a completely mechanistic attitude, at least to give expression to such a concept...