Word: impressionable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Secretary Wallace recently went to Warn Springs and is understood to have discussed the situation fully with the President. The impression prevails here that Mr. Wallace feels that harmony can best be preserved by having Mr. Tugwell assigned to some other department, where he can continue to render advice to...
The first step, then, must be for the departments to persuade their leading men to become tutors. It is a type of work worthy of the finest minds, and is emphatically not beneath the dignity of full professors, or brilliant research men. The future success of tutorial work depends to...
. . . The mere announcement that Remington Rand is instrumental in presenting the feature should be priceless advertising for the sponsors. Additional advertising announcements detract from the favorable impression first created. . . . A. F. McCRORY
Rallying to the President, most Democratic Senators echoed North Carolina's Reynolds: "My impression of Russia is extremely favorable. I think recognition will be a great benefit to American farmers and manufacturers."
Eskimo (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) is a report of goings-on in the snowfields, some naive, some sophisticated, but almost all unusual, spectacular, disturbing. Most enthralling sequences are those which exhibit: its hero, Mala, engaged in hunting a whale, which nearly upsets his boat with it's tail; dignified walruses...