Word: cold
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...have read with great interest your article on Foreign Relations, "The Strongest Force" [TIME, April 26], and I think the address to the Mississippi Valley World Trade Conference made by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. expresses the right point on your battle of the cold war, as it is conceived by many persons here in this outpost of our civilization...
...that Russia had accepted a U.S. bid to talk about their differences. For hours, while almost no one analyzed the Smith-Molotov texts, the whole world felt a springlike breath of hope. The magic word "peace" appeared in headlines. People saw a melting of the frozen front of the cold war. Tom Dewey, electioneering in Oregon, hailed it as "the best news since V-J day if they [the Russians] mean...
...Stone sentenced them each to three years in prison and fined them $7,000 and costs. Said the judge to the old brothers: "You have been engaged in a widescale, sordid, evil and vicious enterprise without the slightest regard or consideration for the patient that consulted you . . . You were cold, vicious and heartless in your quest for wealth...
...Begin by imagining a world in which there are only two preponderantly powerful countries ... in a conflict of basic beliefs. Call it cold war or hot peace, both nations feel the world isn't big enough for their opposing political theologies...
...have clogged the cancer clinic with strange swellings. Hospital corridors are full of trichinosis patients lying bloated and helpless. Some of the smaller plants have shut down. And the big ones have slowed to a production pace worse than a shutdown. This, because of a new kind of common cold which leaves its victims weak and shaky for a month-when it doesn't flash into fatal pneumonia...