Word: equality
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...begun about a year ago, when U.S. Lieut. General Albert C. Wedemeyer, a brilliant staff man, took over the China Theater from General Joseph W. Stilwell. Its broad purpose was to give China a modern army that could meet the Japanese on equal terms. The work went forward under the title of Chinese Combat Command. It rapidly became one of the most remarkable training projects in military history...
...United Nations Charter, which reaffirms "faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men & women of the nations large & small . . . without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion...
...Some way must be found," was the lame conclusion of 1942, "to make tutorial equal in value with the work of any given course without destroying the tutorial method. This means . . . giving the tutor the sense that the quality of his tutorial instruction is as important to his personal future as the quality of his research; and . . . giving to the student the feeling that his education would be incomplete without tutorial." The '39 conclusions were more specific...
Like Patterson, Marshall was careful to emphasize that the War Department was proposing a merger of equals; there was no suggestion that the Navy should be swallowed by the Army. They also insisted that the air forces (except liaison and scouting craft) should become the third, co-equal branch...
...Eckernrath to Foley again as the sailors ran wild Tuesday; striking through the air or on the ground with equal effectiveness, the heavily favored powerhouse scored almost at will and Kirkland was helpless. The Navy juggernaut's running attack was by John Broyee and the 33 to 0 score testifies as to its strength. HOUSE STANDINGS Won Lost Eliot 3 0 Adams 2 1 Kirkland 1 1 Winthrop 1 2 Lowell...