Word: expressible
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...appreciating your review of "The Little Magazine" [TIME, July 1], I must express regret . . . that you managed inadvertently to give the impression that Poetry, a Magazine of Verse, died with the passing of devoted Founder Harriet Monroe in 1936. Won't you tell your readers that Poetry not only continues [but] to a larger subscription list than ever? . . . Poetry is still published in its same home in Chicago . . . "232 E. Erie...
...speech to the Council of Foreign Ministers, Molotov enunciated a new point of departure in Russian foreign policy: an abandonment of the French in their demand for control of the Ruhr and the Saar Basin, and opposition to the dismemberment of Germany unless "the German people express their wish to transform Germany into a federal state." The day after this speech, every newspaper in the French capital blossomed forth with a violent attack on the Soviet, including the organs of the Socialist party and the party of Maurice Thorez and Jacques Duclos. With this bid for German support and apparent...
...Germans dared express their own questions. Why was there no list of factories affected? Hadn't the Allies already confiscated all Nazi property months ago? Was not the real issue at stake the nationalization of all private industrial property...
...very deeply impressed ... by . . . the very serious condition of the world . In England . . there has been some improvement. Outwardly at least the people look better; there is a note of hope, and a happier expression on their countenances. But they know that all the fortitude which was required during the war is still required to carry them through the situation facing them at the present time, and anything that can be done on this side I know will be appreciated over there more than words can express...
...anthology is rich in attempts of mortal man to express the inexpressibles of religious experience. One of the best is Convert Gilbert Keith Chesterton's The Convert...