Word: ideals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...their eighth meeting of the war. Perhaps deliberately, their meeting place was one of the war's worst kept secrets. Even Broadway columnists seemed to know it. Last week they chanted: Quebec. The New York Post ran an article called "Some Reasons Why Quebec Would Be Ideal for Coming F.D.R.-Churchill Conference."* The conservative Associated Press, which scrupulously observes censorship, mentioned Quebec...
Under the direction of co-chairmen David D. Bidwell '47 and Frederick P. Murphy '47 the Lowell House Dance Committee arranged a subtle lighting scheme that turned the Bellboys' dining hall into an ideal dance floor. Ample refreshments were also provided for the dancers, who included men from the V-12 and NROTC units, as well as civilians and various faculty members...
...steelmaking, varied grades of ore are used. Steep Rock's high-grade ore (it has a low silica and high iron content) is ideal for mixing with lower-grade U.S. ores. It would be impractical to use Steep Rock ore exclusively in steelmaking. Consequently Canada will ship much of Steep Rock's production to the U.S. and continue to import lower-grade U.S. ores...
...gallery of such radical and liberal greats as Leon Trotsky, Eugene Debs, Norman Thomas; an intimate history of the rise and fall of the Socialist Party. But above all, it is an old Socialist's insistent, desperate warning against Communism as the No. 1 despoiler of the democratic ideal...
...Cambridge, Bill wrote a treatise on an ideal social economy, entitled it "Hesperia" (which his schoolmates nicknamed "Hysteria"). He began by locating his ideal community in a desirable latitude and longitude, and outlined many working economic features such as the staggered day of rest, etc., which seemed novel to us at the time. Later, by coincidence, the Soviet system embodied this and other devices in its own administration...