Word: understandingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...really do not understand how a magazine which claims to be always right and correct could have published such an applesauce about Germany as you did in your issue of March 13. I never could understand how a nation as level-headed as I consider the American nation is, could have believed all the lies this nation really has believed about us during the War. After reading your article "National Revolution." I changed my opinion. ... I am not a Nazi but I bet if ever you Americans will have a revolution, more blood will be shed and more wrong will...
...writer had lost contact with Artist Curry since college days and it requires no stretch of the imagination to understand why he likes best the "Codonas' famed Passing Leap...
...read "Adventures of Ideas" once will require some months of the careful reader's time (for it should be read in small doses) and to understand and digest it fully will probably take years, even a life-time, but the time will be well spent--such is the reviewer's estimate of the worth of this book. This is distinctly not just another book by just another Harvard professor. It is an event of some importance when Mr. Whitehead publishes a book...
...uninitiated. But the title "Adventures of Ideas" should not mislead any one into believing that it is a popularization of Professor Whitehead's ideas. It stands on exactly the same level with the two other members of the trilogy; yet it is not as abstract and difficult to understand as the others, because it deals largely with historical studies...
...normal U. S. high-school pupils understand about R. F. C. loans, but that was just what the Chicago teachers were most interested in. There were conferences with Governor Henry Horner, with Acting Mayor Corr and with the Citizens' Committee on Public Expenditures. Teachers marched upon the First National Bank, seeking audience with Melvin A. Traylor. From Washington Illinois' Senator James Hamilton Lewis sent word that President Roosevelt was sympathetic, would see a delegation of teachers soon. Senator Lewis announced he had a new plan for getting Federal...