Word: implementation
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Miami. She is a generous benefactor of the Chicago Art Institute (her husband Chauncey is president), and a bountiful worker for many charities. The queen, nearly everybody in Chicago agreed, was just right. After all, Athlyn explained, "Mrs. McCormick was a Deering, you know. She's farm implement on both sides...
...days later, Peking radio needled the Indians for the first time since they came to Korea; they called upon them to "implement the armistice agreement." The Indians were finding the Communists "almost incredibly unreasonable," and an Indian general charged Pekin radio with at least seven "distortions of truth." General Thimayya, the commission's able chairman, was apparently convinced that the Communist refusal to see any more Chinese P.W.s showed that they meant to wreck the explanations altogether. His on-the-scene appreciation of Communist tactics meant nothing to New Delhi, where Nehru's government refuses to believe evil...
...drought is having an economic impact that reaches far beyond the farm. Throughout southwest Missouri, farm-implement sales have dwindled, sales of cars, television and radio sets have almost stopped. Every line of business has felt the slump...
...battle is shaping up among farm implement makers. While Ford is preparing to jump in with a big new line of farm machinery (TIME, Aug. 10), British Inventor Harry Ferguson, once Henry Ford's "only partner," is merging with Canada's Massey-Harris. With five plants in the U.S., four in Canada, and others in England, Scotland, South Africa, France and Germany, the new company, Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd., will be the world's third largest farm implement maker, and plans to challenge International Harvester and Deere for first place...
...just after the autoworkers got their raise. The Farm Equipment-United Electrical union warned that when it starts discussing contract changes with Harvester next fortnight, "we will definitely be talking about the automotive pattern." Answered McCaffrey, whose company has been hit by slipping farm income and a drop in implement sales: "We don't believe that just because some large company in another and much more profitable industry agrees to something, we are obligated to agree to it also...