Word: implementation
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Chairman of the Commission on Marriage and Divorce since it was set up in 1925 has been grey, liberal Right Rev. Herman Page, 74, retired Bishop of Michigan, who feels that "the church must start with biology and the sanctification of sex." To implement this realistic view, the new canon would require every clergyman to make sure that the Christian ideal of marriage as "a life-long union of husband and wife" is understood and sought by the persons to be married. Candidates must sign a statement promising "to make every effort" to realize that ideal. Every clergyman is further...
There is also offered a supplementary means of payment. Its ideological basis: Germany's belief in the Hull idea of freer trade. To implement it, the U. S. has only to reduce her prohibitive tariffs, let German manufacturers in as payment for the many U. S. crops and products Germany wants...
...Deal of 1939, Wall Streeter Forrestal's appointment would have set alienists to wondering. In the war-defense New Deal of 1940's summer it got only passing notice. For against the possibility of war, Franklin Roosevelt's draft on business was already functioning. To implement his Defense Advisory Commission, many a high-pay U. S. businessman was already hard at work in the Capital at a salary of $1 a year...
Other significant gains in capital goods: packaging machinery, especially for foods, destined for Latin America; trucks & busses up 47%; electrical equipment up 24%; farm implement exports up 20% to $16,690,000. But all such items fell miserably short of the ten-digit dollar totals needed to snap U. S. capital goods production out of its ten-year slump...
...what has kept the people of Britain, France and the U. S. behind her, is that China wants to be a democracy. Long ago Generalissimo Chiang promised his country a republican constitution. One of the main reasons for Communist hostility to his regime has been his failure to implement that promise. But Chiang Kai-shek believes his people must hang on the vines a little longer before they will be ripe for democracy...