Word: panse
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The hypnotic Chorus resumes; the camera pans to the English camp and strolls, as if it were the wandering King himself, among the firelit tents.
¶ Though the Russians had plundered industrial equipment at will, they had started the wheels of what economy eastern Germany had left. By last week, industrial production was at 20% of the 1938 level, as compared to 5 to 10% in the U.S. zone. Brown coal output was at 50...
Lastly, Cousin Clem, like a good guest, said his thanks. In a jammed House of Commons chamber he told Canadians how much he appreciated what they had done for Britain during the war. With one eye on Canada's evident riches, he could not resist reciting England's...
The mind behind the loudspeakers is R. Russell Porter's, radio director of Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. He wanted to do something to improve Kansas' remote rural schools. He got free time from a local station, but discovered that most rural schools had no radios. Since then...
After 43 months of drawing up blue laws for industry, the War Production Board threw all but two score of its war time restrictions to the winds, giddily told startled U.S. manufacturers to make all the automobiles they wished (see BUSINESS). The same went for washing machines, ironers, pots & pans...