Word: europeanization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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After the Communist coup in Czechoslovakia, our Eastern European correspondent, Robert Low, got an urgent telegram from a United Press reporter who had sublet his apartment in Prague. It said that the landlady had canceled the lease and was threatening to repossess his furniture...
...loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and $55 million for stopgap aid already tucked away. But the big balance would have to be approved by Congress again. That might slow down Hoffman's steps. Cautious, tight-fisted John Taber said that he wanted to go over all the European nations' requests carefully, the hearings might take weeks...
...United States now has a powerful battery of weapons with which to effect such a program in Europe, Mrs. Dean pointed out. Passage of the ERP bill in Congress and America's apparent willingness to support a Western European bloc can be of great help to a constructive foreign policy, she stated...
...Make Up Your Minds." The best that Western Germans could make of their two-thirds of the nation was considerable. There would be the prospect of quickening economic recovery through the European Recovery Program. Western Germany, now a three-headed monstrosity of Allied administration, would be brought back "into the family of those nations whose economy is so closely related by nature" to its own. And there would be achieved the unity of "an independent, freely elected representative government...
...March passed without a Ruhr general strike. Last week the New York Times's persistent Chief European Correspondent Cyrus L. Sulzberger reported, from a "completely reliable source," that Protocol M was a forgery. The British government, which in January had stoutly asserted "[we] believe this document to be genuine," responded to Sulzberger's report with a limp and embarrassed "no comment...