Word: cutbacks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Beef and pork prices in the Chicago and Minneapolis markets reached new highs this week as midwestern live stock rates showed no signs of a cutback...
...Lords themselves were ready to accept a cutback of their delaying power to twelve months, but beyond that they would not compromise...
...cutback, said General Manager Edgar F. Kaiser, represented "an economy drive in the face of mounting costs that have forced several auto manufacturers recently to raise prices." It was more than that. The company's failure to get new financing (TIME, Feb. 23), with which it hoped to boost output to 1,500 cars a day, had left it in a tight spot...
...persuasive efforts on Secretary of War Robert Patterson (to get the Garssons an E award); Under Secretary of War Kenneth Royall (to see about unfreezing Garsson funds, which were held up during profit re-negotiations); General Brehon Somervell, wartime head of the Army Service Forces (to investigate a cutback contract for Garsson-made truck bodies). Lieut. General Levin H. Campbell Jr., former Chief of Ordnance, heard from Andy so often he began to refer to their telephone chats as "blitz calls...
With the tutorial cutback apparently here to stay, undergraduate dependence on formal courses for a firmly grounded knowledge of a particular field of concentration has increased acutely. The added responsibility thus assumed by the Faculty necessarily forces an explanation of its powers to assume that responsibility as well as a consideration of the course catalogue offerings of that Faculty...