Word: itemizes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...your April 17 Miscellany column you have an item: "SALESMANSHIP. In Columbus, Ohio, Magazine Salesman Daniel Soloff, who chased a young housewife from room to room, explained to police: 'It was just...
Magnificent as it was, the Brahms by no means obliterated Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony, the other item on the program. The work presents such a succession of beauties that it is impossible to absorb them all at once. This performance revealed new ones, testifying again to the versitility of Mr. Munch and not incidently to the genius of Beethoven...
...shun being critical if thereby I am constructive. The record of the Hoover Commission is monumentally constructive in the main and has been a Herculean accomplishment, but it has not been a work in which there is universal agreement for every task-force report or which is supported item by item by its members themselves. If a member of the Commission or any other citizen cannot support some item or a phase of it, there is no justice in saying or implying that he was blocking reforms...
Although I have a high regard for your publication, I found the item about the eleven U.S. businessmen persuading their British counterparts that Great Britain could sell more in the U.S. market [TIME, March 27] certainly irritating...
Right Hand. A fortnight ago, in the Telegraph's erudite gossip column, "London Day by Day," by "Peterborough" (Hugo Wertham), an unobtrusive item recorded an exceptional occurrence at the Telegraph itself. After 48 years on the staff, 70-year-old Editor Watson was retiring. His successor, who took over last week: grey-haired Colin Reith Coote, 56, deputy editor and Watson's right-hand man for the last five years...