Word: speeded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Nazi is a Balt, Dr. Alfred Rosenberg. This Balt edits the Völkischer Beobachter, personal newsorgan of Adolf Hitler. As a Balt he wants Der Führer to conquer with all speed his native Baltic lands as well as the Ukraine, this Nazi program being the famed "Rosenberg Plan." The Balt is a specialist not only in journalism and foreign affairs but also in religion. He regards Christianity with suspicion but feels that the Son-of-God concept has its points. Last week Dr. Rosenberg addressed himself to Germans who believe that Adolf Hitler...
...Italian who has bathed at Ostia, favorite beach of Il Duce, will be able to speed in electric cars, which already run to Rome, clear under the Eternal City and on up to his suburban home in the Alban Hills...
...first U. S. aviation trust-United Aircraft & Transport Corp.-which at once became the greatest power in the U. S. heavens. Meanwhile the Boeing plant continued to turn out top-notch planes, of which the finest was the famed 247-D-first twin-motored, low-wing, high-speed transport. Introduced in 1933, this ship outmoded the lumbering Fords and Fokkers, became standard with six U. S. lines, Deutsche Lufthansa and China's Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang...
...Arnold Bernstein Line, Red Star Line and Palestine Shipping Co. Hitler, during his four years of dictatorship, has paternally patted Mr. Bernstein's head, graciously welcomed his contributions to German trade. Loudly cheered by Nazis was Jew Bernstein for elaborately equipping "garage ships" and docks with high-speed elevators, enabling cars to be transported at big savings. Loudly cheered was he for shipping Jews from Germany to Palestine, was even allowed to fly the swastika flag on his Jewish ships when doing...
...story is fortunately not doctored by Hollywood artistry, so that the tragedy stands as it was written, without attempt at high-speed action or crusading for social reform. Delicate handling of the whole gives an outstanding example of that art for which the romanticists strove...