Word: europeanization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Sciences, S. Willard Sperry, Dean of the Divinity School, and Edward S. Mason, Dean of the School of Public Administration, are among the signers of the letter. Student sponsors said last night that they hoped the meeting would see the birth of "an all-Harvard committee to save the European Recovery Program...
During the past week, PBH and Student Council collectors have been canvassing the College asking for books to send to European colleges and universities. But a number of books still sit on dusty shelves without the redeeming promise of future use either here or abroad. The easy going "I'll look around and see," "Wait until after generals," or "Central Europe is a lost cause anyway" characterize the comments from those who just do not want to bother to inventory their bookeases. Realizing that the 'Apathy' symphony has been played until undergraduate cardrums ache; collectors hesitate to point...
Alfred Pugliese '49 and William S. Campbell '50, co-chairman of the campaign announced at a weekly Council meeting last night that the drive leaders will welcome texts on American literature and government for the odification of European students...
...great Eastern European federation might be able to protect its bosses from the Kremlin's reach. Therefore Moscow wanted to coordinate the policies of Eastern European countries through Communist Party machinery, which it can control, rather than through Eastern European governments. As Pravda explained: "What [these states] do need is consolidation and protection of their independence and sovereignty through mobilization and organization of their domestic democratic forces, as has been correctly stated in the known declaration of the nine Communist Parties...
...distillers weren't impressed. They knew that preliminary estimates on the 1948 wheat crop were so favorable that last week the grain market had a severe slump (see Col. 3). They could quote Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson's own optimistic testimony (on the European Recovery Program) that grain supplies were ample. They could point to foreign distilleries using grain for whiskey (for export to the U.S. for dollars...