Word: existant
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...rock off U.S. industry's head. He accused woolen and cotton manufacturers, carpet makers, nylon and rayon makers, leathermen of failing to cooperate in war work. Next day he denied that he was sore at the manufacturers, said that he had resigned "because of the conditions that exist within the WPB." There was too much inside opposition, said he, to a "really all-out effort...
...world and World War II changed last week. By their conquest of Java, the Japanese split the far Pacific. Its vast expanses ceased to exist as a single Allied war area. The great zone of strategy, action and command became a set of separated zones...
Thus there are no particular ties of gratitude that exist between the Crown Colony and the mother country, the Sanskrit scholar continued. But Indian admiration for Japan, born at the Japanese victory in the Russo-Japurably since the occupation of Manchuanese War of 1905, had dwindled measria in 1931 and the general Nipponese aggrandizement of Eastern Asia, he added...
...what is its first and also its last hockey game of the year the Jayvees will meet Yale this afternoon at New Haven in a purely informal match, since except for this annual game Jayvee hockey does not exist at Harvard...
...enough, "by the unparalleled efficiency of the airplane itself." The airplane can go 420,000 miles per year more than any other transport vehicle on land or sea,-which means you can get along with fewer of them. Warner figures that we can add 15,000 stops to the existing 40 (which would bring 90 per cent of the population within an hour's drive of an airport), and sink a million dollars into passenger planes to handle the commercial business with Europe, Asia, South America, and within the states. But even so, that would absorb only 5 per cent...