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...regional in tone. And no other U.S. critic has worked so hard, and so successfully, to show what it felt like to be a writer in America; to bring the writers to life-if not often in the life of their secret hearts, at least in that of their sunnier public faces...
...whom the Nazis banned as a Kulturbolschewist noisemaker (and whom most U.S. critics have called much the same thing in politer language), life was suddenly-at 52-much sunnier...
While others were rambling around sunnier climes running after, netting, and stroking sundry round objects, a faithful few of Tom Bolles' devotees--probably not more than a hundred--spent their vacation week churning up the Charles in what be-stopwatched observers thought was quite satisfactory fashion...
...expect greater profits by holding off. By refusing to pay for the luxury of immediate delivery, by making it a point to get by only on cheaper products through trade with more conscientious merchants, today's customers will find their coffers lined with more than cobwebs when tomorrow's sunnier hours arrive. As long as price controls are dormant, or if perchance they have already been effectually buried, the nation's buyers have only their own concerted action to guard them...
...Last week, back in high good humor from his first trip below the Rio Grande since Mexico's Government expropriated a lot of foreign property, Mexican Ranch Owner Hearst, who said not one public word against the collectivist Cardenas regime and thus came through into the sunnier Avila Camacho regime with the loss of only 18,000 of his million-plus acres, declared: "They were pretty decent about that. They didn't take any more than was right. After all it is their country." - The Millville, N.J. Board of Trade banqueted well-paunched Defense Commissioner Leon Henderson, elected...