Word: furtherance
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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" Not Armageddon. The Catholic Church last week seemed further than ever from accepting leadership in a political campaign against either Socialists or Communists. When Kazimierz Papee, Ambassador from the London Polish Government, appeared with Polish soldiers at the Vatican, the Pope addressed him by his name, but not his title...
"Second ... we shall brook no further delay in the inauguration of constitutional democracy. . . . The convocation of the National Assembly is an indispensable procedure whereby the National Government may return . . . power to the people. . . ."
With a perfectly straight face, business analysts Standard & Poor's Corp. recently predicted: "If small business should encounter inventory losses [after war's end], the moral hazard would increase sharply. Hence, fire underwritings . . . will probably result in a further loss this year."
Nevertheless, Dunbar quickly satisfied the music critics who counted: the orchestra members. Said the first flutist, after Dunbar had led the men through Afro-American: "Now at last I understand your American jazz." Dunbar further won the orchestra's friendship by bringing from Paris a contrabassoon (the orchestra had...
Lined up stoutly behind OPA was the National Housing Agency, the Office of Economic Stabilization and the A.F. of L. and C.I.O. They argued that only by keeping the price ceiling would badly needed cheap housing be built, a wild inflation in building be averted. Without a ceiling, a $6...