Word: concerned
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...speak of it was not yet." When to speak? What to say? What to do? These were the enormous questions which the U. S. people along with their President pondered last week. In U. S. opinion there was conflict, disunion. Yet there was an over-all unity of concern...
What John L. Lewis and William Green do and say has for long been of deep concern to a large segment of the U. S. public. Last week it became apparent that the public will probably be just as concerned in future with the doings and sayings of a couple of other fellows: Sidney Hillman and David Dubinsky...
last week. So was everything else which indicated intensified Communazi penetration in Latin America. Reason for this concern was bluntly put by T'.e United States News: "The Germans even now are invading Latin America." So were the Italians. In much of Latin America, they and their commercial interests outweigh the Germans in potency and numbers...
Though the average U. S. citizen might feel concern at these public trumpetings of a political group openly devoted to a foreign State, official Washington was more concerned with another side of Communism-its real, underground activities. In Washington...
Behind this sudden concern for world events there are sound economic reasons. When the shooting began last fall in Europe, Hollywood uttered a piercing shriek over the decrease in its foreign revenues. Most of the belligerents forbade the export abroad of box-office receipts, but they went on piling up in the form of credits. Now Hitler is making it look as if these credits too might disappear. Result: the most frantic retrenchment in Hollywood history...