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...newer and vaster: replaced in 1938 with a 3,200-bed structure...
Prosperity is vast and growing vaster. Nobody seems to be left out of it. Eisenhower is very much to the people's liking. By hard work, drive, and an elasticity of approach rather rare in a professional soldier, he has fashioned himself into a highly effective President. His honesty and good will, as well as his strength, are there for all to see. American power and prosperity are a familiar story. But the miracle is within the mind. The giant has lost his jitters...
...field of art experience, vaster than any so far known (and standing in the same relation to the art museums as does . . . hearing a phonograph record to a concert audition), is now, thanks to reproduction, being opened up. And this new domain . . . is for the first time the common heritage of all mankind...
...pushed, and rumbling machinery dumped carloads of red rock into a freighter's hold. When the hold was full, the ship sailed for Philadelphia to deliver to U.S. steel mills the first iron ore from Canada's remote Ungava iron fields, as rich as and perhaps vaster than the once great Mesabi Range...
Yale followed her Ivy sister's lead by building the Bowl in 1914, an even vaster, more capacious structure than the Stadium. And then every major college in the lend joined the act. Professionalism in football was on its way: mammoth stadiums rose everywhere, the game itself became a giant...