Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Socialism to achieve this goal and make our society richer the country must have a level of labor productivity that exceeds that of the foremost Capitalist countries. The Stakhanov movement is such a movement. It opens up new prospects for the practical strengthening of Socialism in our country and for turning it into the (world's) most affluent land.'' Communism at Last? The main smash of Stalin's remarks on Stakhanovism was intelligible only if one realizes that the Soviet Union has never been Communist, is not now Communist, but hopes some day to become Communist...
...Society's action in seeking a suitable, workable plan is commendable. When world peace and cooperation is so unquestionably the most suitable background for human happiness, humanitarians throughout the world will support and extend any intelligent plan which works toward this ultimate goal. For the production of a symphony, $5000 is a poor price indeed...
...Harvard Dramatic Club, which has set a new standard of excellence in student play writing, needs only a playhouse to prove its full worth. With adequate facilities, the Club would take a place of real prestige in American drama. The only road to this goal, however, is by a tremendous renaissance of Harvard interest in the drama. The English Department must heed this call or Harvard will have lost a priceless opportunity...
Discussing a nine-point program proposed to prevent high-school injuries, Mr. Bingham asserted that the present position of the goal-posts was satisfactory, and there was no indication of the so-called "slow-whistle" among officials...
...Texas Christian tried 45 passes. Though Sam Baugh was shooting them right into their arms, his receivers could not hold them. Even so, Texas Christian tied the score 14-all at the beginning of the last period. Thereupon little Bobby Wilson slipped down to the Frogs' goal line, caught the pass that made the score that ended the game 20-to-14, leaving Southern Methodist one of the three major unbeaten, untied teams in the U. S. as the curtain rang down on the regular season for 1935. Next day Stanford invited Southern Methodist to the Rose Bowl. Southern...