Word: inners
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week very few people wrote about, read about or even talked about the other Florida. But a great many people lived in it. In downtown Miami, on the inner streets of Miami Beach, in many a haven of the sane which boasted none of their expensive fantasies, life was simply transplanted for a while from Brooklyn and The Bronx, from the stores, the shops, the offices, the farms, the homes of Wisconsin, Kansas, Illinois, Missouri. It was life in rooming houses, tourist camps, family apartments, hotels rated for thrifty folk who could walk, drive or ride in public busses...
...deserter from the Nazis is Hermann Rauschning, former East Prussian officer and Junker, former President of the Danzig Senate, former member of Hitler's inner circle. He described the proletarian nature of the Nazi revolution in The Revolution of Nihilism, later revealed Hitler's sinister secret conversations with his inner circle in The Voice of Destruction...
...modern steam-heated life has dulled the senses; scholars today come not only from Cambridge and vicinity but also from Nebraska and Indo-China. Strangely enough, it is difficult for a Middle Westerner gazing with deep foreboding at the ghastly gray pile before him to know with a sudden, inner conviction that Matthews is Matthews...
Awaited Action. Last week President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's friend and boarder, Harry L. Hopkins, left London for the U. S. after four weeks of the closest intellectual intimacy with British Government leaders. He had even attended meetings of the inner War Cabinet. It was certain that he would tell the President all he had learned about British peace aims. It was all but certain that Franklin Roosevelt would then tell the U. S. as much as he thought it ought to know. That would probably be enough to convince most of the U. S. that Britain was fighting...
...patently a salient, to be yielded in the face of an overwhelming assault. But the Visayans and Luzon, with 95% of the Philippines' population (16,356,000) and industry, form a tactical unit. The narrow, treacherous outer passages of the Visayans can be mined, and in protected inner passages light naval craft could lie in relative security between sorties against an invader...