Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...PRESIDING JUDGE OF THE LOS ANGELES TRAFFIC SAFETY COURT. . . I PERSUADED GENERAL PETROLEUM CORP. IN 1949 TO MAKE THIS FILM FOR USE IN OPENING EACH COURT SESSION AS WELL AS FOR GENERAL SAFETY EDUCATION PURPOSES. "AND THEN THERE WERE FOUR" WAS THE RESULT, AND IT IS SHOWN EACH DAY IN OUR LOS ANGELES COURT...
From the time of its publication in our issue of January 23, TIME's cover story on Mark III, the automatic computing machine, has continued to make news. Newspapers around the world carried stories on it. The important Soviet bi-weekly journal Literaturnaya Gazeta even devoted part of its May 4 issue to a splenetic, windy attempt to knock MarkIII's mechanical brains out. And now it has turned up in the never-never world of the funnies...
...through with his round of visiting, partly to keep from upsetting the world by a dramatic return to Washington. But by Sunday noon, after Acheson's second report, he climbed aboard The Independence so fast that he left two of his military aides behind. "Don't make it alarmist,'' he admonished reporters just before takeoff. "It could be a dangerous situation, but I hope...
...minds was McCarthyism. Both governors were bluntly critical; both thought an investigation of subversives in Government was needed, but not McCarthy's way. Said Duff: "His charges have not been sufficiently documented, in view of the seriousness of their character. I personally feel it is unwise to make random, blanket charges...
...shows a rare gift for finding the kind of quotation from the great and near-great which seems more suited to an inspirational guide for speakers at businessmen's luncheons. He quotes Pearl Buck on idle U.S. women: "Work is the one supreme privilege which . . . will really make them free." And Emerson at his wowserish worst: "Five minutes of today are worth as much to me as five minutes in the next millennium...