Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...regard to your airline article "Boom & Bedlam" (TIME, Aug. 5), might it not be pertinent to mention...
...actual or passive, of the Jewish public, the terrorist gangs . . . would soon be unearthed, and in this measure the Jews in the country are accomplices and bear a share of the guilt. I am determined that they shall. . . be made aware of the contempt and loathing with which we regard their conduct. . . . The troops . . . will be punishing the Jews in a way the race dislikes. . . by striking at their pocketbooks...
Worse than that, the relations between the U.S. players and Mexico's collection of Latins and Negroes were sour, although Boss Pasquel had carefully distributed his free apartments, extra expense accounts and Pullman reservations without regard to color or previous condition of servitude...
Resolutions passed, included one directing telegrams of protest to President Truman, Attorney General Tom Clark, and Governor Ellis Arnall of Georgia, in regard to the recent lynchings and race troubles in the south. A second telegram objected to the limitation of negro enlistments in the new Army and Navy enlistment drives...
Some of you seem to regard us as a court of last resort for settling your wagers on every conceivable subject. We are even asked to lighten the load of parents beset with the one-track vagaries of small boydom. Wrote one of them to us recently, in some desperation: "I have a ten-year-old son who (collects) military insignia. . . . For the past six months our name has been a byword in Downers Grove (Ill.). People start suddenly and streak for home when they see any of us approaching. No one is safe from our friendly, but firm...