Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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There will be no bunting in Philadelphia's Convention Hall. The opening song will be no jaunty, vote-inviting parody, but the spine-tingling Ballad for Americans: It will come again-our marching song will come again, Simple as a hit tune, deep as our valleys, High as our mountains, strong as the people who made...
Rivera gets excited in discussing his mural. It is meant to demonstrate his theory of Pan-Americanism. "American art," he declares, "has to be the result of a conjunction between the creative power of mechanism of the North and the creative power of the South coming from traditional, deep-rooted Southern Indian forms. It is interesting that the two inventions which most aided the U. S. industrial revolution, the telegraph and steamship, were perfected by two artists, highly important in their day, Morse and Fulton. Thus the artists led off the industrial revolution and now that the revolution has reached...
...have a question-mark team, which may make or break itself throughout a rigorous schedule. Material is only surface deep in several spots, but a grid campaign free of costly injuries is long overdue for Dick Harlow and his aides. If the tackles can hold out against the terrific power which is certain to be generated directly at them, Dick Harlow may pull a big surprise and herd his Johnnies right back into the thick of the Big Three scrap...
...over the U. S. last week, Republican politicos were deep in badges and baggage, bunting and buttons. As these delegates got ready for their trip to Philadelphia, to the Republican National Convention, some of them at least were aware that they might be on their way to make history. The U. S.. distracted by events overseas, looked forward to the convention with somewhat less excitement than two months ago. Not so the candidates, nor the delegates...
Short, bald-domed Albert Monroe Greenfield, 52, is Philadelphia's real-estate broker extraordinary. His personal fortune in 1929 was $15,000,000. The following year, along with Philadelphia banks and real estate, he tumbled deep into debt, has continued in this condition ever since. Still in business, he helps run the city Democratic machine, heads charities, is a director of the highly respectable Board of City Trusts. Among other distinctions, he is one of Jewry's few Papal Knights...