Word: morale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With plenty of evidence of "moral swindles" at hand last week, the Ministerial Association was undecided what to do. An obstacle pointed out by the Los Angeles Better Business Bureau: It is difficult to prove that a "religious" organization, no matter how eccentric, is not religious in fact...
H.T.A.L. was a thriving organization in this University in 1886. Although its membership drives did not greatly swell its ranks, this group enjoyed the favor and moral support of many faculty members and many more faculty wives. Its meetings featured speakers of the calibre of William James and Edward Everett Hale...
...reached not when two lovers are reunited but when an unmarried couple (Pearl Argyle, Kenneth Villiers) more interested in the cosmos than in each other disappear from the screen in the direction of the moon, thus causing the President of the World, Raymond Massey, to state the Wellsian moral: ''All the Universe or nothingness-which shall...
...Senator of this century. Yet in that fame many a voter would doubtless find something old and outmoded, a far-away-&-long-ago quality ill-suited to an up-to-date campaign against the most up-to-date campaigner in Democratic history. For a generation Borah was the great Moral Force of the Senate, the one member who could arise and deal with Right & Wrong in an electric way. Now the conscience of the country has been placed in other pockets. No Senator gave longer and more loving thought to the Constitution and its preservation as a source of righteous...
Storm-Tossed, Father Lord's 22nd play, reflects the vigorous Jesuit's latest attempt to dramatize the sociological ideals of papal encyclicals. Moral of Storm-Tossed is that the solution of economic troubles lies in "the revolution of which Jesus Christ is the leader ... so Red . . . that it has never been tried yet." The play was given five performances in St. Louis last fortnight, cleared $1,300. Its 85 actors took busses to Gillespie last week at the behest of a miners' priest named Rev. John Goff, who had been preaching anti-Communist sermons in restive Macoupin...