Word: conducted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...principles. Prime points: 1) reduce tariffs and "work against economic nationalism in all its forms"; 2) cooperate to prevent practices "by cartels or through other private business arrangements which obstruct international trade"; 3) leave international business to private enterprise and "refrain from the establishment of state enterprises for the conduct of trade...
...conference at Yalta. The first principle of British policy in western Europe is a strong France and a strong French Army. It was, however, felt by all three great powers . . . that while they were responsible for bearing to an overwhelming degree the main brunt and burden of the conduct of the war . . . they could not allow any restriction to be placed on their right to meet together.... France may . . . find many reasons for contentment with the Crimea decisions...
Only two new visiting lectures will conduct courses at the University during the spring term, according to an announcement of recent appointments by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. They are Montague F. A. Montagu, Associate Professor of Anatomy at the Hahnemann Medical College in Philadelphia, and Hudson Hoagland, Professor of Psychology at Clark University...
...dollars has been astronomical: $86.8 billion since 1940, by the Secretary's accounting, but the investment has paid off and will continue to pay off if the U.S. maintains it; a great Navy can be America's contribution to world peace. Said Citizen Forrestal: "The means to conduct war must be in the hands of those who hate war. . . . At an appropriate time the Navy Department will present for your consideration the possible composition of a postwar fleet...
...Sargent will guest-conduct the NBC Symphony Orchestra for four Sunday concerts. His purpose: to introduce contemporary British music to Americans, just as he has introduced it to Australians, New Zealanders, Swedes, Palestinian Jews and British war workers. Pleased to find U.S. familiarity with the works of Sir Edward Elgar (Pomp and Circumstance), he hopes to whet a U.S. appetite for Vaughan Williams, Gustav Hoist, William Walton and John Ireland...