Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...ruling was not given on the obscenity grounds covered by his court's long hearing (TIME, Nov. 15). Overriding the judgment of his trial judges (2t01 in favor of Esquire), the Postmaster General dug up a postal statute he had never cited before. He found that Esquire was not (as the law requires) "originated and published for the dissemination of information of a public character or devoted to literature, the sciences, arts, or some special industry...
...Maker will not be that He gives us victory but that He weighs us justly in accordance with our courage, our bravery, our industry and our sacrifices. ... It is our duty to see that we do not weigh too lightly in His eyes, but experience the gracious judgment of victory which means life...
Four Tools. These men were tools, and behind each was a chain of higher and higher personages reaching up to the topmost ranks of Naziism's hierarchy. Steadily, implacably, the Soviet courts would follow up this chain. At Kharkov, the pattern of prosecution, trial and judgment was unfolded...
...Marine's book, chill-eyed, cool-blooded Colonel Merritt Edson is the Corps's ideal fighting man, full of military judgment, cold nerve and a complete devotion to his troops. He is the classic professional...
Next day Sponsor Landon seemed to need a sponsor himself. During a brief stay in Washington, he had passed harsh judgment on Cordell Hull's Moscow achievements-so harsh, in fact, that Hearst's N.Y. Daily Mirror rejoiced: "To use Mr. Landon's own expressive word again, the Moscow conference was a 'cheat'. . . . We need more of the Landon type of outspoken courage today." Some Republicans felt they could do with a bit less of it, and ex-President Herbert Hoover gallantly came to Mr. Landon's rescue. "The Governor did not take...