Word: jeane
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Jean-de-Luz, just over the French border, then to London.-ED. No Panacea Sirs: Thanks to TIME for the most concisely complete account of the coming of unicameralism in Nebraska. One small point of error: TIME accented too strongly the novelty of unicameralism in the U. S. A century ago most of our larger cities turned from unicameralism to bicameral-ism; during the past 60 years virtually all have returned to the original unicameral council. To foresee the results of unicameralism in State government we need only consult the experience of our large cities, many of them more populous...
...this for the reason that over a year ago, probably longer, the front cover of one issue had a beautifully posed picture of Miss Jean Harlow [TIME, Aug. 19, 1935], and immediately afterwards appeared a number of letters to your magazine containing, to my mind, entirely unnecessary protests against your selection of this picture...
...Manhattan last week was 24-year-old Jean van Heijenoort, the French private secretary of truly international Trotsky, who generally keeps two or three polylingual secretaries busy handling his correspondence with Trotskyists in all parts of the world. After conferring with Trotsky Reds in Manhattan, Private Secretary van Heijenoort took plane to Mexico City. Already there was the first pilgrimage of U. S. Reds to the feet of the Great Exile. None has a name which makes news in the U. S. Press but in zeal and enthusiasm they were tops,* particularly one Max Schachtman who aspires to write...
...Jean Sennevilliers, after his mobilization orders came, worked most of the night at his quarry and did odd jobs around the house, then caught the last train out of Lille. It was months before his family learned that the train had been attacked by Uhlans and Jean killed. Fannie, his wife, had a German soldier billeted in her cottage, and at last, because it seemed the natural thing to do. she let him take her husband's place. Then the German went to the trenches to be killed, and when Fannie bore his baby the village was willing...
...More Than a Secretary" shows Jean Arthur in a rather futile effort to appear plain-looking as secretary to George Brent, who, as a sort of streamlined Bernarr MacFadden, publishes a health magazine. Mr. Brent is kept in condition by his Brooklyn masseur, Lionel Stander, who reaches new heights as a comedian in this production...