Word: solee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...outraged speech to a meeting of his women constituents, Dodds snapped: "Men were absolutely wasted. I have never in my life seen men taking things as easy as that. One young man's sole purpose seemed to be watching and making tea. They are robbing the people." He dispatched an angry letter to the London Electricity Board: "I did not support nationalization for it to be abused in this...
Realizing that these issues are scarcely central to good city government, the League of Women Voters has tried desperately to record each candidate's stand on the sole question of urban renewal in Cambridge. But the 50-word statements collected by the League offer little help, for most candidates say only that they are for good and against evil. A glance at the actual voting record, however, gives a clearer picture: the four CCA Councillors voted solidly for a definite program of slum clearance, while Edward J. Sullivan and John D. Lynch, two "independents" who are running for re-election...
...Italy it is called Polvere di Stelle, and ranks with O Sole Mio as an alltime favorite. In Japan it is called Sutaadasuto, and is one number record stores are not afraid to overorder. In England, where professionals call it a "gone evergreen," no song has sold more copies. In the U.S. it is called Stardust, and is the nation's most durable hit-comfortable as an old shoe, and yet rare as a glass slipper...
...Council made what was essentially a promise to PBH. Now Brooks House needs the implementation of this promise to maintain an effective program. If Combined Charities is to remain Harvard's sole drive for philanthropic organizations, it must meet the needs of Brooks House...
Dropping its former complaints about atheism and communism, the Legion this year stuck to the sole issue of "subversive educational materials" which support "a nebulous world government." It is difficult to know what the Legion means by these nebulous phrases, for the purpose of UNESCO has been clearly stated again and again. Since its beginning, the U.N. agency has tried to bring about better understanding between peoples on the subjects of education, science, and culture, but it has never threatened the sovereignty of any member nation. Quite the contrary, UNESCO must work through its member nations, for it is actually...