Word: subject
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...tutoring schools. I have read them carefully, and now, with all due respect to your good motives in assailing these lecherous harpies, these tentacled crutches, and these bugaboos, to keep them all from rising from the canvas, I should like to address to you a few observations on their subject...
Until the appearance of "Crossfire" a few months age, Hollywood carefully avoided the subject of anti-semitism. "Crossfire" was a story of violence and hate that was hardly close to the experience of most movie audiences. "Gentleman's Agreement," the second outspoken attack on anti-semitism, shows the thing in almost every one of its usual forms: The hero, who for a few months pretends to be a Jew, discovers it in his finance as well as in a hotel manager, and in Jews themselves as well as in Christians...
...Eliot, 49, Missouri-born poet who became a British subject in 1927, received from George VI the Order of Merit-one of the Crown's rarest decorations...
...week starting Friday, Jan. 9. Times are E.S.T., subject to change...
...believe that this attempt to make ideas alone the subject of criminal prosecution is the boldest attempt at thought-control ever proposed in this state. It is a clear denial of our constitutional rights...