Word: europeanization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...produce more. Thus shortages have continued in certain lines. For the nation as a whole, however, productive capacity increased, but indefatigably like a shadow, larger incomes and greater demand followed, continuing the overall shortage of goods and the inflationary trend. Finally, a delayed but inevitable cost of the War-European chaos and need-hit our partially reached recovery...
Heller, who originated the Salzburg plan last year and helped carry it out, spoke of the success of the Seminar and its acceptance by the European students who attended. Professor Wright concluded his description of the summer's work with a call for the continuance of the Seminar...
...United States has changed since Mr. Wallace's college days. We, who once ridiculed European nations for their standing armies and large military expenditures, possess one of the world's mightiest fighting forces and are seriously considering compulsory peacetime military training. In a nation where a man's freedom is his most cherished possession, government employees are subjected to "loyalty tests." Investigations are conducted by the F.B.I. and a citizen may be removed from governmental office as a result of these investigations, whose findings he does not know and whose charges he has not the opportunity to answer. Our foreign...
...urged Congress to appropriate the eight billion dollars requested by the 16 European nations for 1948, but warned that it must not be on a basis of 'dictating the internal affairs of any of the nations, involved...
George the "Greatest." Were George Patton alive, he would surely relish what Allen has to say in Lucky Forward: 1) ". ... Patton was the greatest battle commander produced in this country since the Civil War"; 2) Patton would have ended the European war months sooner had not SHAEF stymied the Third Army every time it got rolling; 3) had Patton's plans not been upset by higher headquarters, the Germans could never have mounted their Ardennes campaign; 4) many of the Third Army's great victories were won only because Patton, sometimes with General Omar Bradley's help...