Word: elliott
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...after taxes in 1952. Last year, Business Week ran more ads than any other magazine in the world (5,502 pages), and took in an estimated $12 million. Business Week is run by Managing Editor Edgar Grunwald, 43, a McGraw-Hill veteran, while Editor & Publisher Elliott V. Bell, onetime New York State superintendent of banking and Dewey aide, looks after broad policy. The magazine puts little premium on literary graces, but tells businessmen in their own language what is happening in industry, government, technology, etc. And it makes sure that only businessmen read it; it screens subscriptions, refuses to take...
After a year with the Post and nine months with Fortune, Beer came to Harvard at the suggestion of William Yandell Elliott, and stayed until 1942 when he enlisted in the Army. Reporting to Camp Devens the day after he took a special examination on his doctoral dissertation, he went to OCS, and emerged a lieutenant in the Anti-Aircraft Artillery. He returned to Harvard when discharged late in 1945 and began teaching Social Sciences II as his first course...
Individuals have a splendid opportunity to designate their own characters. --Elliott Perkins...
William Y. Elliott last night attacked Owen Lattimore as a symbol of the liberals' distorted attitude which made pro-Communist sympathies a criterion of liberalism. Elliott, Williams Professor of History and Political Science, made this charge at a U.N. Council forum in Paine Hall...
...Margaret Elliott, a falling movie star, Miss Davis alternates between rational evaluations of her life and the erratic misdeeds of a psychotic. The former are to make Miss Davis appealing, the latter to provide continual opportunity for dramatics. The result is a few good scenes but a confused characterization...