Word: free
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Method. The platform builders' main concern was to make free enterprise, now fenced around by Liberal compromises, free in its historic sense. Its five main proposals...
Restoration of free trading in wheat and coarse grains, implying revival of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange...
Establishment of a free market for Canadian gold...
...Detroit Free Press, among many others, tut-tuts careless reporters who write over when they mean more than. The inconsistent Page One slogan of the Free Press: "On Guard for Over a Century...
Snakes & Fiats. The U.S. press has broken free from some of the outdated taboos and cliches that still keep news-writing stilting along behind the racy spoken word. But many still survive. The late, great Editor William Rockhill Nelson barred the word snake from his Kansas City Star because he thought readers couldn't take it at the breakfast table. Colonel Bertie McCormick has let some of his simplified-spelling decrees lapse (foto-graf has been compromised into photo-graf), but his Chicago Tribune still uses monolog, tho, frate...