Word: successful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...themselves in the face of the reputed activities of the opposing mine owners. Your reports of the NRA and the labor disputes do not cite enough of the activities of the members & petty leaders of the different labor organizations. Too much of the racket appears. Doubt as to the success of the NRA is more frequently spoken of in quarters not heard from before and most from places where labor is presenting difficulties. Little mention is made of the great number of strikes being called because of disputes between labor leaders, where the employer has not been informed of anything...
...efforts to care for those who must still depend upon relief, to prevent the disintegration of home life, and to stand by the victims of the Depression until it is definitely past. . . . Government can do many things better than private associations or citizens, but in the last analysis, success in personal matters depends on the personal contact between neighbor and neighbor...
...good deal funnier than they have been before, thanks to clever dialogue and a few gags which are on a level with those of Mr. Chaplin. In the direction by Norman Taurog you will find evidence that Rene Clair's technique has been imitated, and with considerable success. As movies go, "The Way To Love" should please everyone; it is never too subtle for the masses, for too serious for the classes...
Embellished by startling success in World Series predications, Fates once more consent to breathe aside veil that covers future. Gazing into void I see esteemed friend John Harvard once more making a Lane through all opposition and Lockeing the score with a Well-made pass. Wildcats realize this, for New Hampshire Vaughnteth not itself, nor doth it expect to run Wilde. They may even be Moody at the end of the game, as is won't be a Haphey day if their end of the score is Leen. Humbly suggest Harvard will keep New Hampshire side of scoreboard pure White...
Condemned by all who have any interest in the success of the House Plan, the tutors' table is resisting all efforts to dislodge it from its last stronghold in Eliot House. No attempt at justification is made. Its continued existence can be charged solely to the laziness of three-quarters of the staff of tutors in the House...