Word: implementation
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week, ex-Partner Ferguson played his last card. In New York's Federal Court, he sued Henry Ford II, Dearborn Motors Corp., the Ford Motor Co. and others for $251 million damages. He charged 1) patent infringements, and 2) conspiracy to monopolize the farm tractor and implement business. Ferguson claimed that the Ford Motor Co. had "recognized the validity [of his patents] and placed the statutory patent notice on all tractors manufactured down to June 1947." He wanted to collect triple damages on the 37,000 tractors Ford has made since the split, and other damages for having...
...wonder was that no one had thought of it before. Its originator (an engineer) got the idea when an accidental explosion embedded oil droplets in a victim's flesh without marking his skin. The implement was later perfected by a group at R. P. Scherfer Corp., Detroit...
...implement the actual meetings, which will consist of 45 minute talks followed by question periods, the entire group will be invited to attend typical religious services of each of the faiths. First of these will be a visitation to a Jewish service on Friday evening. November 7, and the succeeding visits will be scheduled for the Sunday following the date when each particular faith is up for discussion...
Political partition with continuing economic unity, long thought the soundest solution to the knotty Palestine problem, has received definitive backing from the 11-nation UN Special Committee. This sixth, and, it is hoped, last Holy Land report since 1937, now awaits immediate General Assembly action to implement it, meet British withdrawal qualifications, and maintain Palestinian tranquillity...
Sweltering Paris was deserted except for the Boy Scouts, who were holding their first Jamboree (see EDUCATION) since the war, and the economists, who were trying to implement the "Marshall approach." The Scouts got on fine; their favorite pastime was the barter of their various treasures-scouting insignia, penknives, hats, fountain pens, a flute, a flock of horned toads (brought by delegates from Texas). Essentially, the economists from 16 European nations were engaged in the same activity...