Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Arnold Rivkin 2L, regional vice-chairman of the AVC and chairman of the organization's National Education Committee, said that the conference will be paralleled by simultaneous meetings across the country designed to "find out how the student-veterans themselves feel about the GI Bill...
...week in which U.S. citizens had their date in the voting booth, the Chief made no attempt to feel the pulse of the nation or even of Pawnee County. Neither did the Lenox Time Table ("The Only Newspaper in the World That Cares Two Whoops for Lenox, Iowa") nor the Trinity County (Calif.) Journal, nor any of the rest of the Bugles, Couriers and Standards which came smudgily from flat-bed presses in the nation's small towns. But this week, as every week, the nation's country weeklies held a feel and flavor of U.S. life which...
...Tietz was philosophical. "One lives somehow," she said. As for Betty-she already had a new dog, a Scotty. "You know," she told reporters last week, "when you're so far away from home, you get awful lonely, and a dog just changes everything. Now I feel right at home and happy again...
Said Commerce Secretary W. Averell Harriman: "I feel strongly that fears [of a depression] are based on unreasoning defeatism [although] naturally there must be periods of adjustment...
...film which jog the memory with their sharp exactness are contributed by Sam Levene, in the role of a police lieutenant, and by Siodmak. Although his previous efforts--"The Spiral Staircase," among others--have been outstanding. Siodmak has never been more successful in evoking the atmosphere and "feel" of a particular place, be it the unending bleakness of West Philadelphia, or the strident shrillness of a chromium-and-glass bar. His only mistake is unbelievably bad. In the otherwise excellent payroll robbery scene, the presence of palm trees in the background make the fact that it ostensibly occurs in Hackensack...