Word: esteeming
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...practice of avoiding doubleheaders by scheduling morning and afternoon games instead (and incidentally collecting two admissions) is an Ebbets Field custom that has long irked Brooklyn fans. With a grand chance to win his constituents' esteem, Brooklyn Assemblyman Lawrence P. Murphy, a Democrat, introduced a bill in the New York State legislature last winter to prohibit such splitting of doubleheaders. Amid outraged cries from the Dodger front office ("An improper exercise of police power"), the bill passed both houses. Then it went to Governor Dewey for signature...
Adeste Videla. During his three weeks in the U.S., Gonzalez will stay with the Trumans at Blair House, visit New York, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Houston and the TVA. In the course of his tour, Chileans hope that their President, who already enjoys the esteem of U.S. Ambassador Claude Bowers and the State Department, will make strong new friends for their democratic country among the U.S. public and Government...
Trees for Israel. St. Louis University had showed its esteem for Gus by making him a full professor in 1943. Zionist circles had honored him too. In 1946 when friends took up a collection to buy Gus a gift for his work in Zionism, he asked them to spend the money for trees for Israel. Last fall Gus learned that the ten-thousandth tree had just been planted in a section of Israel's national forest named...
...unrest and dissatisfaction was management's own failure, all too often, to "meet the needs of man's moral and social nature." His needs went far deeper than a good wage. They included the need of recognition of his dignity as an individual, his desire for the esteem of others, and the assurance of a decent living and a secure future...
There are many methods of expressing gratitude and esteem. Yesterday, Boston used one of them--the parade-reception-luncheon type. Gen. George C. Marshall was the person honored. I watched the conclusion of the parade at Copley Square. It was inspiring...