Word: morely
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Sir: . . . Dr. Edwin G. Nourse. Too bad that more important people do not share his alarming insight and perspective regarding the present state of affairs.
Sir: ... In a year of confusion and crisis, Sir Stafford Cripps emerges as the man who, for better or worse, did more than any other person to dislocate the economy of a major portion of the earth.
Perhaps the leaders of the nation have learned from the past that the economy of our nation is partially dependent on the purchasing power of the farmer, and are more concerned with national welfare than with vote-getting . . .
Sir: ... If farming is in such a favored position amongst U.S. opportunities, why don't more individuals, especially those of your staff who consider it so, hop into the field and make a quick fortune? . . .
Rip Engle, Brown coach: "Yale will be favored--more backs and in better condition. Lines are about even but Harvard is hurt though it may rise to the occasion."