Word: europeanization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Katz-Suchy asserted that Poland did not support the Marshall Plan because Congress "obviously doesn't intend to vote a single penny to Eastern European nations." He insisted that his country was quite willing to have the Plan approved by the UN, and was not, as the U.S. press maintained, deliberately trying to wreck...
...your readers suggested [TIME, April 5] that the U.S. Army open recruiting offices in European countries for the formation of a sort of American Foreign Legion. The verdict of history on such matters is quite decisive...
...Speaker he has continued his friendly but rigid discipline. Under his leadership, the House, which is the true voice of the people in government, buckled down to the passage of constructive legislation. He approved the European trip of the Herter Committee; this helped to pass ERP on the basis of Congressmen's independent knowledge of the European crisis. He was also largely responsible for inclusion of aid-to-China in the ERP package. In domestic affairs, he ran the tax-reduction bill through the House; held up U.M.T.; pushed and prodded for a larger Air Force; had a hand...
...Soviet capacity is still only about one-fourth that of the U.S., but this is offset, "in terms of European power politics, by the fact that the U.S. requires tremendous amounts of shipping . . . to supply Europe, whereas the Soviet Union is there on the spot...
...Newsmen promptly howled that this meant news would be suppressed. At week's end General Clay said the directive had been misinterpreted: only private correspondence such as letters from Congressmen would be withheld. But even as he spoke, the Air Force threw a curtain of secrecy around its European operations. Correspondents were left to wonder: Who threw the mud in the goldfish bowl...