Word: restedness
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Until war's end, the Ford burden must inevitably fall upon the two most trusted men in the empire - tall, hawk-nosed Charles E. Sorensen, vice president, and squat, nail-hard Harry Bennett. Sorensen, Danish-born, came to the company in 1904, has heard all the dreams of Henry...
Major John F. Heflin, who has been both at a conference at Headquarters First District, AAFTTC, Greensboro, N. C. and on a leave of absence from the Stat School, will return on Saturday in time to deliver the orientation address to the new students and to preside at graduation Monday...
Joseph Davies was off this week on a second mission to Moscow. In his well-packed luggage the rich, Russophile ex-Ambassador to Russia carried enough de hydrated foods of the right kind to humor his delicate stomach (he had rested for three weeks in Boston's Lahey Clinic...
The burden of offense in Tunisia was hoisted last week on to the shoulders of the British First Army. The Eighth Army, exhausted after two weeks of victory and of eating nothing but glory, cold bully beef, biscuits and tea, rested along 30 miles of a front 150 miles long...
Each American had now to develop a spirit comparable to his achievements, to recreate the spirit that had made his achievements possible. To preserve and strengthen his precarious new position in the world, he had to understand what had brought him to that position, what were the spiritual springs that...