Word: confusionism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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He could see his squadrons' bombs falling, some near the ship, some a good distance away. One loaded plane hitting its deck would have infinitely more effect. Might sink the thing; certainly would make for a bit of confusion down there. He saw one bomb hit the foredeck; he couldn...
Harvard is beginning, not ending, an era in its existence. The calm at University Hall is in sharp contrast to the confusion in the dormitories. For some of us--for a great many of us--the future consists of guns and ships and planes. For others it means different studies...
To clear up confusion at home, the U.S. for the first time gave out an "authoritative" recapitulation of the U.S.-Japanese diplomatic struggle. It was brutally frank. Its first point, by implication, accused Japan of stalling in Washington in order to prepare a new aggression. Main points:
On the sidelines, industry crossed its fingers, held its breath. Labor scowled and watched. Observers pointed out that making a law and enforcing it are two different things. C.I.O. President Murray had proposed that President Roosevelt call a meeting of manufacturers and labor leaders, have them agree to voluntary arbitration...
A great deal less partisan and petulant sounded Philip Murray's Industry Council Plan. As a substitute for $1-a-year men and the confusion of Government boards and bureaus overlapping one another like shingles on a roof, Murray would set up over each basic industry a council of...