Word: cues
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Universal Atlas is a subsidiary of U.S. Steel, so some steelmen thought that the parent might soon give the cue to abandon basing points in steel and many another industry. But short of more specific orders from FTC, the decision would come hard. To many industrialists it seemed that dropping the basing-points system-and using the alternative of discounts to meet competition-could cause as much trouble as holding on to them. The dilemma had been neatly, if inadvertently, pointed up by the Supreme Court itself...
...interested in stability. The only C.I.O. leader who could be unhappy about it was Boss Phil Murray. His steelworkers, tied to a contract which forbade a strike, had got nothing (TIME, May 3, 17). But there was some wistful talk that the steelmakers might pick up the Detroit cue. The prospects for a peaceful labor summer in big industry looked almost rosy...
...delivered their welcoming speeches. Beneath the glassy eyes of movie and television cameras, a fully armored St. George charged in, precariously perched on a white horse that at first stubbornly refused to face the guest of honor. The cast also included 94 white pigeons which made their entrance on cue, except for six that were found later in the dean's bathroom...
Catcalls & Curls. Five years ago, George Wagner was an ordinary wrestler who earned about $100 a match. Now he has an act. Last week, in Buffalo's Memorial Auditorium, 11,845 people waited impatiently for the preliminaries to end. At the cue, the amplifiers blared the Entry of the Gladiators and down the aisle strode James (George's valet) in morning coat, Kelly green vest and tie. He took a spray gun from a silver tray and began spraying the ring (George says that he just can't stand germs). The music stopped and a transcribed voice...
With a twisted cue...