Word: hatcheted
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Buried was the bloody hatchet, Buried was the dreadful war-club, Buried were all warlike weapons, And the war-cry was forgotten...
...first issue after its ten-week strike, the Scripps-Howard World-Telegram & Sun last week publicly and graciously buried the hatchet with the Newspaper Guild. The strike might have been avoided, said the Telly, "had better judgment been exercised on both sides." Now that it was over ". . . the staff is pleased . . . the management is pleased . . . [and] we believe you will be pleased...
...compartment in Harry Truman's mind that has politics written on it was still clicking away, in the midst of other decisions. F.D.R.'s sallow, fast-talking son Jimmy visited the White House (see PEOPLE) to talk over his campaign for the California governorship, and bury the hatchet. He got the President's blessing ("Keep pitching...
...trip spells double jeopardy for Dailey, a traveling salesman of mustache cups and the Saturday Evening Post, because Anne suspects him of villainy. Equally deadly with knife and gun, she is completely ignorant about men. Always at her side (by her grandfather's arranging) is a trusty, hatchet-bearing Indian sworn to keep her that way. Before the picture winds up in a sequence of skillfully pyramided gags, Dailey proves himself both a hero and a willing instructor in bussing-and, as moviegoers already know, an engaging song & dance...
...President did say "always." But then, that was more than three years ago. For the past two months Peron has authorized, if he has not actively directed, the most widespread and relentless attack on press freedom that modern Argentina has ever seen. In that time his favorite congressional hatchet man, José Emilio Visca, onetime butcher, has closed 58 newspapers and magazines outright. By taking control of the country's chief newsprint stocks he has gained the power of life or death over virtually all the rest of the press...