Word: hinting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...mild mannered little man a graduate student, who gives little hint of the hectic world over which he presides, but it is Leonard who is the invisible power of Memorial Hall, and it is Leonard to whom study cards eventually find their way after being deposited in awe-inspiring University...
...could see harmony reigned in Brazil, and between Brazil and all nations. Side by side in front of the new War Ministry in Rio de Janeiro stood President Getulio Dornellas Vargas and his Minister of War, General Eurico Dutra. Their bland faces gave no hint of the tension existing within the Vargas Government - a tension which only recently caused a grave but laughable Cabinet crisis. According to the story that leaked out, Foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha and other pro-U.S. ministers had planned an elaborate coup to get rid of Axis-sympathizing General Dutra...
...were numerous references to Mexico's friendly relations with the U.S., Mexico's willingness to welcome foreign capital, Mexico's place in Hemisphere defense. But what made foreign diplomats in the gallery, including U.S. Ambassador Josephus Daniels, sit up and listen was Manuel Camacho's hint that a comprehensive economic agreement may soon be reached between the U.S. and Mexico...
Mysterious Accord. Day after President Avila Camacho dropped his gentle hint, the New York Times reported from Washington that an oil settlement is indeed in the making. It will be part of a general agreement with Mexico for economic and military defense of the Western Hemisphere...
Last week Germany began to hint at what it would do with Russia once the Bear was in the bag. The weekly Reich suggested that there would be a "healthy mixture" of individual and collective farming. It could be gathered from Reich's discussion that the Russian peasants would be loudly assured that some day they might again rule their own roosts. Possibly the little vegetable patches and few animals that Stalin has allowed Russia's collective farmers to cultivate privately-sometimes life-savers-would be somewhat increased under Hitler. But almost certainly Germany would stick to basic...