Word: intendent
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Nazis] intend to turn their hard-learned lessons against the Allies in the hope that eventually the Allied Governments will get so sick of it they will withdraw their occupying forces, leaving Germany once more to what is left of the Nazis. . . . It is not a pretty prospect, this war without end the Nazis are planning...
...something unique in American labor, and in American history. It is the first sophisticated, thoroughly professional entry of labor into politics. It is everything which all of labor's political movements in the past were not. P.A.C. is not even a third party, except germinally. It does not intend in the foreseeable future to nominate its own men for office, nor to try to get on the ballot. But P.A.C. is the most formidable pressure group yet devised by labor-a pressure group backed with money, brains and an army of willing workers...
...hundred or more registrants pledged to give blood during the Summer Term, so the totals should be higher at term's end. To qualify for contributing blood, men must be 18 years of age and have their parents' permission. Registration places for people who intend to give blood are Adams C-25 and Lowell...
...followers. They would make of France Resistant another quasi-Ally, like Italy, complete with AMG and ex-Fascist mayors converted from Fascism to Democracy since June 6. When the French punish such Vichyites as they can catch, the charge is made that the "Gaullists" are purging the "opposition" and intend to rivet a Gaullist dictatorship on France. If other Allied governments punished their traitors so, they would be praised for bringing "war criminals" to book...
This week Shimada had to make a new set of plans to stave off the Americans, who certainly intend to plow into his inner defenses. Except for his German counterpart, no leader had the impossible alternatives that lay before Shimada. He could come out and fight, hurl his whole force against the U.S. fleet. The result would be destruction. Or he could stand on his one thrust at the enemy and keep his fleet in being, a threat that might never be used but that would have to be reckoned with. Or he could spend his fleet piecemeal in harassing...