Word: successful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Business and Bryan's oratorical fanaticism. Last week, writing to the New York Times, Mr. Peabody urged anyone who could not vote for Hoover or Roosevelt not to vote for Norman Thomas and his diluted Marxism, but for William Z. Foster, the Communist candidate, ''whose success through a large vote really would shock the body politic...
Against this dismal failure in their Five-Year Plan, proud Soviet leaders set last week the success of a Russian...
...Fall tea dance, to take place following the Dartmouth football game, on Saturday, November 22. H. G. Pearson '34, has been appointed chairman of a committee to arrange the details, and will be assisted by A. M. Jones '35, and Donald Anderson '35. If this dance proves a success, financially as well as otherwise, another dance will be held on Saturday, November 5. following the Army football game...
...Success Story (By John Howard Lawson; Group Theatre, producer). Sol Ginsberg had an insatiable thirst for success. When he first went to work for the advertising firm, he knew what he wanted. After he had ousted his gentile boss, spurned the boss's secretary who loved him and married the boss's mistress, he was sated, did not know what to do with himself next. The secretary settles that for him by shooting him dead...
...brother Mantis James were at home in Cleveland last week, silent as to what they thought of the Nickel Plate's situation. Quiet, busy bachelors who live together in the fashionable Shaker Heights district which they built up, the "Vans" have always been shy of publicity. But many a success writer has written of their rise from newspaper selling with pooled assets of $16.32 to a position where they control 29,704 miles of track with Cleveland's new Union Terminal as their monument. The Depression has brought a severe strain on the holding companies which bind their empire...