Word: forwarder
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Camus' is not the voice of despair. There is good reason for Herbert Read, in a forward to the essay, to speak of an age of hope and confidence in the future. The Revolution has, in a manner of speaking, "grown up." Older and wiser, it can reflect upon its principles and rediscover its beginnings. 'The revolutionary mind . . . must therefore return again to the source of rebellion and draw its inspiration from the only system of thought which is faithful to its origins; thought which recognizes limits...
History, too, in 1953 took one of its most adventuous steps forward. After an old Yale alumnus remarked that "since Princeton has its Jefferson, why shouldn't Yale have its Franklin." President Griswold of Yale announced that, in association with the American Philosophical Society, Yale would undertake one of the greatest historical literary ventures of the century--it would collect and edit all the known papers of Benjamin Franklin...
...hall and the musicians had packed their instruments, Toscanini admirers were still marveling at the .conductor's vitality during his grueling hour and a half on the podium. "It's like the Toscanini I knew eleven years ago," said one. As for Arturo Toscanini, he is looking forward to a month of rest and study before he gives his next six concerts...
...Extend the carryback of losses for tax purposes from one year to two, to "benefit established companies which become distressed," while retaining the present provision permitting losses to be carried forward five years...
...tradition of free roads; those who want to travel faster now pay to use toll roads. In the same way, they feel that televiewers willing to pay to see better programs should be permitted to do so. distressed," while retaining the present provision permitting losses to be carried forward five years...