Word: triumphed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...England, most of these vast expenditures will represent the rehabilitation of war machinery that was allowed to run down during the peace-tuned 1920's. To the man responsible for obtaining such big figures, and for spending the money when voted, the 1935 Army budget represents a personal triumph and a national insurance policy...
Death's Heads & Ludendorff. Meanwhile from the Baltic to the Rhine every German radio station was linked day and night in an unending broadcast of guttural triumph. "The chains have fallen!" blared the Nazi Party official broadcast. "Like a phalanx, in unshaken unity and solidarity, stand the people and the Führer...
Last week Soviet protagonists achieved a triumph of propaganda by inducing the president-elect of the American Medical Association, Professor James Somerville McLester of the University of Alabama to lead a large group of U. S. doctors on a 22-day tour of Soviet Russia next August Tourists are promised "visits to hospitals clinics, sanatoriums, theatres, art galleries, museums, meetings with the leader of the Medical World in Russia and else where, direct contact with the Russian system of Medical Practice, a glimpse of the Russian Industrialization and Collectivization, its methods and developments." Excuse for the junket: the 15th International...
Another major triumph for TIME, with due respects to Cameraman Thomas D. McAvoy. The most authentic character study of Franklin Delano Roosevelt ever to be published...
Such pictures prove nothing, since almost any picture could be made to lie. But served up last week by Hearstpapers to seeing-is-believing readers, Cameraman Walker's snaps were a triumph in journalistic emphasis. They covered pages and gave point to sprawling headlines, whereas most famine facts (Soviet or Chinese) are usually tucked away in back pages...