Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...world is in sad need of a true leader to deliver us from our own complacency and make us realize that Communism can and will continue to thrive on our indifferent and contradictory policies. Maybe, as Plato said, we need more philosopher-statesmen to direct the ship of state...
...spent in an effort to tell the reader-in this 20th Century community of specialization, complexity and confusion-what the news is, and to tell it in such a way that the reader will take it in and be able to use it Use it how? To make money? To impress his acquaintances? Possibly. But chiefly to make him think and care about his world. People living today in the U.S. and other parts of the free world are engaged in a great historical experiment; they are faced with the challenge of establishing and extending the first democratic civilization...
...trip back to Washington, the President will stop off at Chicago. There, more than 2,000 Democrats-the entire National Committee, Administration leaders, Cabinet officers-will convene for three days in mid-May in the biggest off-year political powwow in U.S. history. Its purpose is to make 1950 sound as important as 1952 to keep the Republicans from making big gains, as they have the past three times, in nonpresidential election years. On the third day of the Chicago convention, the champ himself will go a few fast rounds and lecture the party faithful on the manly...
...Pigeonholed in the House Rules Committee the Senate-approved Lodge-Gossett constitutional amendment to change the system of counting electoral votes in presidential elections (TIME, Feb. 13). ¶ Voted to make Hawaii a state (having already endorsed statehood for Alaska), sent the bill to the Senate where a similar proposal had been shelved three years...
From the start it's obvious that Lachie is as he says, "a man who does not make friends easily." He is, in fact, a man with a grudge against the world. The lonely Scot gradually discovers the meaning of friendship, and even manages to fall in love with his nurse, who is tenderly and winningly played by Patricia Neal. John Patrick's play was skillfully constructed and written, and these virtues have fortunately been preserved in the movie. "The Hasty Heart" may not preserved any starting ideas, but it is a fine treatment of an uncommon kind...