Word: stevenses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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I wish to express my profound admiration for Secretary of the Army Robert Stevens. . . He has returned courtesy for discourtesy. He has given lucid answers to confused questions . . . Above all, he has preserved his good temper while dealing with bad temper. I don't see how he did it...
For the twelfth day, Secretary of the Army Robert Ten Broeck Stevens sat, grey-faced, before the stare of the television cameras. Across a crouched pack of news photographers, he faced the glower of Senator Joe McCarthy. The Secretary's right eye blinked irregularly and his right cheek twitched...
It is difficult to accurately praise Alexander Nevsky because Sergei Eisenstein, the main reason for its existence and excellence, is incomparably above his fellow directors. When, in the course of review, you have exhausted the supply of superlatives describing Kazan, Stevens, De Sica, and the other conventional geniuses, to evaluate...
Like Cohn, Juliana said that he had not caught the importance of the word "alone" in the questioning of Stevens. Said Army Counsel Welch: "It was unfortunate that the two men who held the key to this small fraud . . . failed to hear that word 'alone.' "
Even then, the committee had failed to get an key part of the story. After he left the witness stand, Sergeant Manchester told reporters that neither Secretary Stevens nor anyone else had requested that the picture be taken. When he saw the Secretary of the Army standing with the famous...