Word: equality
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Three weeks ago WPB cautiously began to cut back production. Before long, six eastern plants will be partly or completely shut down. U.S. production will be cut some 14%-a round 300,000,000 lb., almost equal to the top prewar year's poundage. Pleas to divert excess aluminum to civilian uses have brought a stock WPB answer: no manpower...
...home. Vocal protests against the continuation of the war mean nothing. You must . . . overthrow the present dishonored dictatorship and bring our country back to the Allies. Open and armed resistance must be set up. You must . . . realize once and for all that the Soviet. Union is regarded as an equal ally by Mr. Churchill. . . and President Roosevelt. . . . Rumania stands only to gain by securing the enduring friendship of our powerful eastern neighbor...
Coach Stahl also stated that he considered Tech the most equal opponent Harvard has yet faced and believes that tomorrow night will be Harvard's most promising opportunity to date of turning in the season's initial...
...freedom of the air, the N.A.M. had in mind something like freedom of the seas-i.e., the "free air" would end at the borders of each country. Thus planes of all nations in international commerce would have equal landing rights in duly designated international airports, both in the U.S. and abroad. But plane travel between a nation's cities would be restricted to that nation's own planes. As a method of enforcing this, the N.A.M. suggested that lend-lease balances owed the U.S. be canceled progressively as long as debtor nations complied...
...only country . . . that has increased its coal production and subordinated everything to the demands of war by extreme restriction of private requirements." The homeland had stood up to the bombings so well that it could, he said, now be held up to the fighting forces "as an example of equal heroism and spirit of sacrifice." Indirectly, he testified to the destruction wrought upon Germany by the night-bombers of the R.A.F. the day-bombers of the U.S. Eighth Air Force. Matter-of-factly, as though there were no point in further denial, he referred to "the ruins of Berlin, Hamburg...