Word: crediters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...ineffectual support of Italy's right and center has been just strong enough to enable Communists (whose propaganda equates "fascist" and "bourgeois") to charge the U.S with bolstering Italian reaction. To date, the one substantial result of last winter's $100,000,000 rehabilitation credit from the U.S. has been a $5,000,000 tobacco deal. Italians who think, beyond bread, about such matters as the Truman Doctrine cannot understand the U.S.: on the one hand, Washington opposes high German reparations to Russia and strikes a bold attitude in the Middle East, while on the other hand...
Doctors give part of the credit to penicillin and other new drugs; e.g., deaths from pneumonia, 1930's big killer of youngsters under four, have been cut to onefourth. But medicine has made progress all along the line. Thanks to public-health campaigns and education of parents in diet and child care, there have been far fewer deaths from contagious diseases, tuberculosis, appendicitis, diarrhea, intestinal disease, rheumatic fever...
Students wishing to give blood at MIT this week were urged last night by Donald M. Leavitt '50, chairman of the Phillips Brooks House Blood Donor Committee, to sign up at PBH today. Contributions will be counted on the Harvard quota and Freshmen will be given an athletic credit for their donations...
...Harvard or Radcliffe donors who give at Tech will aid the University quota, unfilled in the original drive, and receive as well physical training credit for the day of their donation...
...high dudgeon, New York Stock Exchange President Emil Schram cried: "I am astonished, to say the least, that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York should associate itself with Marriner Eccles in his perfectly absurd effort to justify [his credit policy...