Word: broadly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Grew's estimate, the time to tell Japan the price of peace was not yet. But the time had arrived to prepare to tell the Japanese people what unconditional military surrender will mean. This week such a statement was in preparation by one Administration group. Its present broad outline...
Said Citizen Stassen: "We in the United States are now thoroughly and almost unanimously agreed that the walls of isolation are gone forever. . . . But we must find in both broad and specific terms what our view is on the problems of world relationship." As a broad-principled base of U.S. policy he proposed twelve points...
...Ratification ol the charter, and broad powers for the U.S. representative in the world organization...
...will visit him later in Washington. Since it would never do to give the impression of an advance Anglo-American caucus, Truman and Churchill decided not to meet before they reached Potsdam. Stalin was coming by train over rails recently changed, all the way to the Elbe, to the broad Russian gauge...
Retiring Secretary of State Ed Stettinius seemed satisfied with his new job (see Foreign Relations). Labor Secretary Frances Perkins put aside her black tricorn, unveiled two "private hats": 1) a broad, black-on-white sailor straw; 2) a trim white Panama with black veil. She seemed to enjoy the leavetaking. At a farewell party at the Statler Hotel she gave Senator Robert F. Wagner an astonishing kiss on the cheek; at another party she shook the hands of 1,800 Labor Department employes (see cut). Her plans: a month in Maine with her ailing husband Paul Wilson; beyond that...