Word: emanuele
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Double Error. Laborites, Tories and everybody else had the same whipping boy for The Crisis. Balding, garrulous Fuel Minister Emanuel Shinwell had been warned, as early as mid-October, by Tories and Laborites alike that there would be a serious coal shortage. Shinwell gambled on a green winter (as had some politicians before him in comparable situations). He then made a serious political error as well as a bad bet: he kept his gamble to himself. Had he put the choice up to the House of Commons and the country, perhaps a majority of politicians and plain citizens would have...
...crisis came almost without warning. For months Fuel Minister Emanuel Shinwell had been making alternately alarming and reassuring statements about the fuel supply. When he rose last week in the House of Commons, it was not to discuss prospects in the dim & distant future, but to state the stunning fact that industry in London and a large part of England and in Wales would have to shut down; that shops, buildings, hotels could have no electric power for five daylight hours a day; that domestic users of electricity could also have none in those hours. Only "essential" services would...
...problem of "Is Germany Getting Off Too Easy?" has been tentatively announced as the Harvard Forum topic for Tuesday night, March 4, by president Emanuel Parzen '49. Eight discussion groups for the term have been planned as a result of a recent College-wide poll to determine student interest. Organizational meetings for the groups will take place Tuesday night...
Questionnaires used to be distributed only at Forum meetings, Emanuel Parzen '49, Forum president, announced yesterday. Under the present system, he hopes to enlist more participants in the discussions, which are co-sponsored by the Radcliffe League for Democracy...
...them. The book: the New Testament, plus the Book of Psalms and the Book of Proverbs. But last week, after the Gideon Bible Society had given away more than 2,500 copies, the Davenport Board of Education called a halt. Rabbi Abram Vossen Goodman of Davenport's Temple Emanuel had protested. Wrote...