Word: hulled
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...This policy means, in practical application, that such aid must reach its destination in the shortest of time and in maximum quantity. So ways must be found to do this." So said Secretary Cordell Hull to the American Society of International...
Secretary Knox did not say Britain would be beaten. He did not say the democracies would be beaten. He said "we" shall be beaten. Secretary Hull did not say that peaceful ways could be found to get arms to Britain. He simply said "ways...
Thank God and the Tennessee hills for Cordell Hull; for his patience and breadth of vision. And some day may Free Trade be complete in this part of the world, so we can set an example against avarice and economic inequality for the rest of the world to follow...
...that all. Of all the British ports, only Liverpool and those on the Clyde and Severn-lying on the western side of Britain-are operating at anywhere near full efficiency. Edinburgh, Newcastle, Hull, London and Southampton, thanks primarily to U-boat concentrations and to a lesser extent to the Luftwaffe's awful flirtations, are decreasingly effective (in the order named). The ports, in short, are bottlenecks which reduce the effective use of the merchant fleet to the equivalent of about 5,000,000 tons...
Married. Helen Huntington Astor, 46, former wife of Vincent Astor; and Lytle Hull, 54, Palm Beach real-estate broker and longtime friend of the Astors, who were divorced on Sept. 4, 1940, after 26 years' married life; at Garnett...