Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...first uranium pile started working under the west stands of the University of Chicago's football stadium. The Army's Manhattan Project, said the General, would observe Dec. 2 as "a milestone in the advancement of science." He did not guess how the rest of mankind would feel about...
...mixed marriage sign a document .in which they promise that "all the children, of both sexes, who may be born of our Marriage, shall be baptized in the Catholic Church, and shall be carefully brought up in the knowledge and practice of the Catholic Religion." Said York: "I feel it necessary to warn Anglicans against signing this document, and to ask them to do their utmost to dissuade members of our Church from doing so. It means that Anglican fathers or mothers married to Roman Catholics are deprived of the right to influence the spiritual and religious upbringing of their...
...White House as naval aide, Vardaman lately had been doing much speaking out against Federal Reserve credit curbs and the Board's ban on margin trading. But what few listeners have realized is that Jake Vardaman claims to put out such thoughts "as an individual." He does not feel that he is laying down FRB policy. But his "unofficial" opposition has created plenty of confusion...
Hollywood has always had title trouble.*However famous the book, play or short story, moviemakers feel that about 70% of all titles must be "simplified," cleaned up or sexed up to attract 56 million customers. Title news on forthcoming films: ¶James Feniipore Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans, Columbia announced, will reach the screen as Last of the Redmen. ¶After months of impatient waiting for the movie version of James Thurber's introspective little short story, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, depressed Thurber fans learned that the big Goldwyn musical starring Danny Kaye will...
...community supporting 300. Another novelist might have made this the whole show (having fitted in the appropriate love affairs and local Arab color), but for Koestler it is only a beginning. By the time he is through, and for all the occasional flashes of narrative brilliance, many readers will feel that they have read not so much a novel as a kind of polemical White Paper...