Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...union chiefs, NLRB sent many a radical young theorist, many an idealist who saw everything in black (employers) & white (workers). No Abraham Lincoln was on hand to design a just and tolerant reconstruction. The carpetbaggers swarmed in, and the night riders. NLRB ruled with a high hand and little regard for feelings. Soon businessmen big & little who agreed on nothing else agreed in hatred of NLRB. Congress began to feel the way the wind was setting...
...Germans were gloomily silent, but well pleased were those friends of peace who regard diplomacy, and not shellfire, as the best means of settling international problems. Diplomacy, the art of taking but not without giving, has had tough sledding in Europe in the past few years, and not for a long time had the world seen such a graceful diplomatic play-an imperative need of one nation acknowledged by another, preceded by a frank showdown but followed by face-saving all around...
Commander in Chief Walther von Brauchitsch toured the Western Front, admonishing his men as he went: "Always look ahead, always go ahead without regard for what is happening to left or right of you." He inspected newly arrived troops near Grenzach, just across the border from Switzerland. Their mustering had been sufficiently alarming to the Swiss General Staff to make the latter call up two new classes (36-and 37-year-olds). At week's end Switzerland had 450,000 men under arms-as many as in November, when the Swiss had their first big here's-where...
...summaries of Tuesday night's Harvard-Yale Swimming meet tell very little about what actually went on in the pool, particularly in regard to Eric Cutler's second places...
...developed. Some one in speaking of the album said it was "electric"-if by that they mean it travels at the speed of light, It's a good description. The album gives you the Impression that Toscanini deliberately set out to play Beethoven the way Toscanini wanted to, without regard for what must be done to give Beethoven the splendor that has made his name revered in the musical world...