Word: expand
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...bought control of International only last fall, does not plan to lie back on his chaise longue now. Said he: "If I have anything to do with it, we'll be the biggest thing in the furniture business within a few years. We're out to expand...
Thus far Peron has confined his aggression to the region south of the Plata and east of the Andes. But there is no guarantee that he will not eventually expand his operations and give his neighbors more than the slight case of jitters they are now experiencing. Though the American countries may not yet be ready for action against Argentina, they should make it clear at their conference that they will act strongly if and when Peron's aggressive tendencies get out of the "purely domestic" state...
Michael Straight (above), editor of the New Republic, said at an H.L.U. forum at Littauer yesterday that the United States must above all support Europe if Russian aggression is to be stopped. He called the Soviet Union "a self-perpetuating dictatorship that must expand...
...five years, instead of the usual 20. Last week the Congressional Joint Economic Committee reported that of $1.8 billion of emergency amortization certificates issued, more than 90% had been given to the steel industry. The Government, which had grumbled only eight months ago about the steelmakers' failure to expand fast enough, last week worried that the industry might be expanding too fast. At the present rate, U.S. steel capacity will increase about 14% by the end of 1952, almost up to the 120 million tons which the President's Committee of Economic Advisers hoped might be reached...
Draft fears have not caused the College to expand the size of next fall's freshman class, Richard M. Gummere, chairman of Committee on Admissions, announced yesterday...