Word: warmly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...practical purposes all the elements of the budget, except one, had long been disposed of. The requirements of all the regular Government departments had been settled before the President finished his Thanksgiving visit to Warm Springs. The Treasury's guess as to the amount of revenue available in fiscal 1937 had been filed away as a State secret. All that remained was to settle how much money Franklin Roosevelt would ask. not for the Government, but for the unemployed...
...Chief" was his Columnist Arthur Brisbane. From the other private car descended the editor of the Hearst Washington Herald, Mrs. Eleanor ("Cissy") Patterson. At the ornate, yellow and white Governor's mansion they and a group of Kansas editors and publishers including Senator Arthur Capper, got a warm welcome from black-eyed, young Mrs. Landon II. Hogan, the Landon chauffeur, was summoned from the garage and clapped into white cotton gloves to help serve a sumptuous luncheon of chicken broth, steamed oysters, rice croquettes, a green vegetable, corn bread, pumpkin pie and coffee prepared by Daisy, the Landon cook...
...Christmas Carol, released for the U. S. Christmas trade by Paramount. A properly mean, frowzy, waspish Scrooge (Sir Seymour Hicks), a fine, spindly-legged Bob Cratchit (Donald Calthrop), a frail, treble-voiced Tiny Tim, and a number of thoroughly capable minor actors move through snowy London streets and warm Early Victorian interiors. Projected with tenderness but without sentimentality are the sequences showing the rousing Christmas of the Cratchit family. Good shot: Cockney harridans cackling over the belongings of the dead Scrooge in the Christmas-yet-to-come...
Looking back on it all, Mary Heaton Vorse concludes that the ''creative impulse" she thought she felt in 1912 has not been strong enough for the forces of reaction. Though she does not explicitly admit it, she implies that not even warm-hearted indignation was enough to save the children...
...went three huge trucks with trailers, a fleet of small trucks and passenger automobiles. The trucks carried six $6,800 tractors, four giant plows, four seeding outfits, a mass of trip hammers, lathes, forges, tools. They were bound through snowy valleys and over icy mountains for California's warm, rich San Joaquin Valley and the newest venture of Tom Campbell, world's No. 1 Big Farmer...