Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Some pitchers are pretty fair hitters; pop bottles are sometimes carelessly aimed...
...reporters gathered in his Detroit hotel room, Wallace predicted: if control of the Democratic Party becomes a struggle between the "progressive element" and the conservatives, "I am confident the people will take care of that." Next day, the gangling, shy Vice President mounted the platform at the Michigan State Fair Grounds before an overflow crowd of 15,000. First he paid a curiously qualified tribute to Franklin Roosevelt...
...afraid we shall have to leave building the new wing until after the war"). Emett's capacity to embroider a theme with variations applies not only to railways but also to such other redoubtable English features as ear trumpets, bath chairs, lantern-slide lectures, and fair weather performances of A Midsummer Night's Dream on the vicarage lawn...
...years Chicago's State Street Council has been among the world's proudest trade associations. Its members are the great midwestern merchants (Marshall Field, Carson Pirie Scott, The Fair, etc.) that line the upper part of Chicago's No. 1 shopping thoroughfare. But south of Van Buren Street, lower boundary of the "L" loop, there is an equally famous part of State Street: a scabrous collection of saloons, shooting galleries, hock shops, flea markets, peep shows, "red hot" burlesques and flophouses ("clean quiet comfort for 30?"), smack in the middle of Chicago's notorious First Ward...
Other means towards the solution, as advocated by the director of the workshop, the first of its kind in the history of the University, are: one, allowing the Fair Employment Committee to reward violations of their codes with suitable punishment, and second, voluntary co-operation on the part of the two dissenting parties, whether it be capital and labor, or white and colored...