Word: weatherly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Fear aroused by melodrama is "paranoid." It is the feeling that "all things living and dead are combining to persecute us." "Victorian melodramatic novelists made use of bad weather, but to heighten the audience's fear the playwright must substitute outrageous coincidence...
...about money owed them. Hayes called an abrupt halt to all the work on projects yet uncompleted (TIME, June 6). On the sites, virtually nothing has happened since. Not only are there unfinished houses, but huge piles of lumber and other building materials are being ruined by the winter weather...
...stood to lose money if they substituted their mortgages with Hayes for lower-interest FHA debentures, refused. Continental, now suing and being sued by Hayes, is still willing to do the jobs, but insists that someone will also have to pay for the rotted materials and the many weather-soaked houses that may have to be rebuilt from the ground. Says a Continental lawyer: "It's a mess, the most god-awful mess you ever saw. Nobody knows how to get those projects going again...
Miss Fonda was scheduled to arrive at Legan at 10:45 a.m. but the combination of weather conditions and the flight engineers' strike detained her more Pudding members wandered around the airport the writers of "Pro and Con," Peter A Binestone '62 and Walter II. Meses, Jr' 62 worked on the score...
...ammassed a profit of some $1,500--a profit which the board members of later hoped to split up among themselves. After graduating from Harvard, the album staff joined the war effort. Reed became a Liberator bomber pilot; on Armistice Day, 1944, his plane was lost in bad weather somewhere over northern Italy. When the Album staff reassembled after the war, the profit motive had lost its allure. Eric Larabee, now editor of Horizon magazine remarked recently, "We suddenly had the impulse that does come to people occasionally to do something useful with our money. The Album wasn't supposed...