Word: fixedly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...case, Pan Am had forced a whacking reduction in transatlantic fares (from $572). It had also dramatized the question of whether U.S. airlines shall let free competition or I.A.T.A. fix minimum fares on transatlantic routes...
Said he: "Pure water should be the first requirement of a community. I think it would pay in the end to clean up. It is economically wise to make a better community." He appointed new receivers, who agreed to fix up the wells and the sewage. The miners were expected to go back to work. Dr. Betty is already...
...said Britain, must accept the principle that the International Air Transport Association, recently formed by the airlines of some 24 nations, shall fix minimum international fares. Until Pan Am agrees to this principle, it can fly to London only twice a week, even at $375. Pan Am refused to agree to I.A.T.A.'s rule, planned a trick play...
Last week the Department of Justice did something about this. It had the A.L.M.A., 45 member firms, and 34 individuals indicted under the antitrust laws. The charge: conspiring to fix high prices for artificial limbs, prevent competition...
...Although the Joint Chiefs setup still exists, Congress is now working to fix the postwar strength of the Navy and the Marine Corps, and "the War Department has been neither consulted nor informed...