Word: farsightedness
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In his brief speech the President used the word "spiritual" twelve times to describe the quality of the Red Cross and the public response to its $10,000,000 appeal. He credited its "farsighted and early action" with averting "infinite suffering." He praised it for resisting the movement in Congress...
The New York Times has five assistant managing editors. Next week it will have six. From his London post as chief of the Times's foreign service Virginia-born Correspondent Edwin L. ("Jimmie") James sailed for home to "go to school" in Publisher Ochs's executive department. Healthy...
Farsighted young men about to enter college and with an eye to getting along in the world might have scanned with interest last week some statistics in the current School & Society on the distribution of university alumni in Who's Who, 1928-29. To begin with they would have...
In France (almost the only great nation not burdened by unemployment) farsighted, go-getting Prime Minister André Tardieu last week presented the Chamber of Deputies Finance Committee with a broad, comprehensive Five-Year Plan of Public Works.
In the capitals of the Great Powers, Dutch diplomats school themselves to smile instead of wincing at the question which hostesses all ask sooner or later: "And how is dear little Holland?"* Proud were Dutchmen last week when dear little Holland completed with her own money, her own materials, her...