Word: josephs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...doing the most to change the news for the worse by obstructing the path to a just and lasting peace: Joseph Stalin...
...managing editors, John Shaw Billings and Daniel Longwell, saw LIFE through its first decade. Entering its second, it will have a new managing editor, dark-haired, sad-visaged Harvardman Joseph J. Thorndike Jr., the first man to join Longwell's experimental staff in 1936. At 33, Thorndike says he "is regarded by most people as a taciturn New England type, although by Massachusetts standards [I am] jovial and loquacious...
Outpost of Empire. Victor, Joseph (his twin) and Bernard Ridder thereby added a new outpost to a little-known, $15,000,000 empire that already stretched from coast to coast. Its founder was astute Herman Ridder, who started the Catholic News 60 years ago, bought Manhattan's Staats-Zeitung in 1890 and died in 1915, leaving to his sons the delicate job of steering a German-language paper through the storms of anti-German feeling in World...
...starting lineup for the Crimson was: Batchelder, g.; Harrop, l.f.; Scully, r.f.; Mudd, r.h.; Bell, c.h.; Langmann, l.h.; Spivak, o.r.; Morgan, i.r.; Chen, c.f.; Gilbert, i.l.; Register, o.l., Substitutes were: Rimberg, Joseph, Bailey, Chase, Machico, Wallace, Toppan, Carroll, and Forster. The manager was Peter Toulmin...
...Joseph's decision to become a terrorist, however, is precipitated by the Arab murder of the woman he loves, Dina. It hardly seems fair to hinge the major decision of the book on this one incident, but Koestler probably justifies this disturbing reasoning on the grounds that it is just some such private crisis that makes up mens' minds on more broadly ideological questions. Aside from this one questionable bit, Koestler's argument is both fairly and illuminatingly presented. Arabs and British as well as Jews are given a chance to speak their pieces effectively and clearly; Joseph, Koestler...