Word: existance
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...create is one in which the Axis would have equal rights in Anglo-U.S.-dominated regions, Britain and the U.S. no rights in Axis-dominated regions. The English-speaking nations would surrender their one potent weapon: naval superiority. In such a world the British Empire would no longer exist. In such a world the U.S. would be isolated in North America. In such a world, the U.S. would enjoy a whole bellyful of isolationism; as a great nation it would be isolated out of existence...
...whole question of naval policy will almost certainly be debated in Congress soon," read the report, issued by Frederick B. Deknatel, associate professor of Fine Arts. "The close division reported to exist in the Senate on naval conveys certainly does not reflect public opinion...
...certain other occupations, "in which authorities allege that a shortage will exist," are also mentioned in this memorandum. Medicine, dentistry, physics, geology, bacteriology, pharmacy, are included in the latter, while naval architecture and industrial management are further suggested in a note from State headquarters to the presidents of Massachusetts colleges...
...level such an accusation against the methods used by the President in dealing with the people on war issues. Stubble-haired Frank Kent, conservative Baltimore Sun columnist, wrote in his brass-knuckled style: "The simple truth is that as yet the right kind of spirit does not exist among the people, and the reason is that the right kind of spirit does not exist among their leaders-or at least is not being displayed by them...
...summer of 1916, an act passed by Congress provided for a corps of trained officers to command reserve forces in time of war. Open to all students except Freshmen, the ROTC unit set up here was to be called Military Sceince and Tactics 1. The Regiment would continue to exist, but not on a voluntary basis since its members were to be drawn from Mil. Sci. The new courses were to have fixed weekly hours of instruction under an officer of the army...