Word: europeanization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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American policy in France is serving to check the De Gaulle trend, Professor Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. declared yesterday on his return from a 10-week European assignment with United States Roving Ambassador Averill Harriman...
...general he feels that "the great achievement of ERP has been reviving the will to resist totalitarianism, internally and externally. The fantasy of neutrality is non-existent, except in Sweden." He calls the record to date of the Office of European Economic Cooperation, the 16-nation joint agency, "perhaps the most incredible accomplishment in international economic cooperation ever-the dimensions of which, as a prelude to European unity, aren't appreciated here...
Another appointee with a record of government service is Lincoln Gordon '33, who has been named Professor of Government and Administration at the Business School. Professor Gordon has been a consultant of the State Department on the European Recovery Program since July, 1947, and, since May, he has served as Acting Director of the Program Review Division of the Economic Cooperation Administration...
There they lived in quiet and almost anonymous grandeur, writing poetry, attending first nights, and occasionally taking European tours. Though they kept their gilded piano, they never mentioned the old days. Said Minna: "We like to meet old friends, but not old customers...
Lana Turner, just back from a four-month European honeymoon with third husband Bob Topping, telephoned her studio that she had "never been so relaxed and happy." She was going to have a baby (her second, Bob's third) "next April or May." The studio took a deep breath ("She was very obliging," admitted a spokesman. "She called as soon as she was halfway sure"), and started looking around for someone else to play Lana's next scheduled role: Madame Bovary...