Word: trades
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Outside New York, many newspapers have long since been softened to critical jelly by such threats and/or reprisals from producers and exhibitors. The tone of a review in the trade papers bears a remarkable relationship to advertising volume. Among the daily Los Angeles press, only the loftily independent Times Reviewer Philip K. Scheuer bucks a tendency among movie reviewers to play the role of "gee whiz" movie fans rather than movie judges...
Taylor characterized the change as more of a "horse trade" than a major policy change. Last year the juniors read Thucydides, while under the new plan the sophomores will read him. Juniors will read some major work in their field of specialization...
Back to the Streets. The revival came in 1954, when Juracy took over. He came out strongly for "stimulation of foreign investment." For the "lunch-pailers" he plugged "free, autonomous trade unions." Brazil, he said, must be a "cordial, independent ally of the U.S." By 1955 the campaign was taking effect; in that year's election U.D.N. made a good showing against Kubitschek, who won on a minority of the vote, edged by with 3,077,400 votes to the U.D.N...
...slump in U.S. foreign trade during the first half of 1958 now appears to be leveling off, reported the Commerce Department. Trade with Latin America may be headed for the highest rate of any year except...
Penn scored once more in the third period and from then on, the game was a succession of minor heart attacks. Both teams would trade rushes down the field, just missing the tie-breaking goal, at times by inches. The most exciting of these came in the last ten seconds of regulation time whn Bagnoli made a wonderful save on a high shot. The ball hit the crossbar and bounded down right in front of the goal. A Penn forward tore in and as Bagnoli lay helplessly on the ground headed the ball at the goal. The ball just cleared...