Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...question of religion in films . . . can hardly be solved by future appearances of Mr. Crosby in varied religious guises; nor . . .by. . . a $1,000,000 committee representing the "Protestant point of view" [TIME...
...Conn, assessor: "We're going to be like living in the middle of the World's Fair." One Nick Trerotola, a garage owner, decided, somberly: "It may change my whole career." A Republican politician named Harry J. Hunter looked at it from UNO's point of view. "They'll have to pay too much money . . . Westchester is the wealthiest county in the world. They're not being economic...
...summer morning. About 7 o'clock, there is an air-raid alarm; about 8, the all-clear sounds. I am sitting in my room at the Novitiate of the Society of Jesus, approximately five kilometers from the center of the city. From my window, I have a wonderful view down the valley to the edge of the city...
Asano pictures himself as an internationalist in his autobiography printed in the 1912 twenty-fifth anniversary report. As a result of his Harvard training, he has "been enabled to look upon life from an international point of view...no nation may live apart from other nations." Now that "the boundaries of the community in which we live have been extended to embrace the whole world," we must learn to live together. That is the dangerous thought of the 'Yellow Peril', as my classmates called me," he concluded...
...have on the people not instantly killed by an atomic bomb? This week there were some fairly straight answers. The University of California's Colonel Hymer Friedell, a member of the Army commission appointed to make a survey, previewed its report. This will be Washington's official view...