Word: expression
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...would like to express my appreciation to TIME for its review . . . It demonstrates that some people at least have learned something about the realities of politics since the days of the Spanish civil war, even if Mr. Bowers' book would seem to indicate the contrary. Your treatment of this book is all the more welcome and necessary in view of the uncritical reception it got in other quarters...
...there" was a proud and powerful minority who did not like Geneva. Lord Beaverbrook's Daily Express (circ. 4,000,000) is not the most influential voice in Britain, but it is certainly the loudest...
...added, it indicates that the Vatican is beginning to "view with alarm the growing strength of the ecumenical movement. There was no such cracking of the disciplinary whip at the time of the Amsterdam Assembly [1948] . . . The Roman Catholic Bishop of Geneva went out of his way to express his good will . . . and the Catholic bishops in Holland approved prayers for its success...
When he decided to accept a $335,000 Ford Foundation grant for a special teacher-training program to alleviate L.A.'s perennial shortage, the Herald & Express erupted once again. The whole idea, the paper grumbled, seemed to be some sort of plot. Had not the foundation's former President Paul Hoffman favored UNESCO? Was Stoddard thus merely using the grant "to swing UNESCO . . . back" into the schools again? "Pink Socialism." cried the paper-and Stoddard was forced to drop the grant...
...four biggest eastern railroads met with the train builders of ACF Industries to discuss a radical train. The roads: New York Central, New York, New Haven & Hartford, Baltimore & Ohio and the Pennsylvania. The train the railroaders had in mind was similar to ACF's swift "Talgo" express, which has been running for four years on Spanish railroads (TIME, April...