Word: interventionism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The U.S. reception was a final triumph for Adolf A. Berle Jr., who resigned five days later as U.S. Ambassador. In his controversial year and eight days in Brazil, ex-Assistant Secretary of State Berle saw more of Brazil than had any U.S. Ambassador, worked energetically for planned Brazilian economic...
In Washington, where there is a continual bull market in optimism, feeling ran high. But Washington had had little to do with it. The President and his labor advisers had shot their bolt. The labor picture had been brightened not by White House action but by two overtures by industry...
Would President Truman's fact-finding program work? No, said Will Davis -any law was bad which might encourage either industry or labor to expect more from Government intervention than from its own efforts. "The last thing in the world to do is to legislate in the light ... or...
Theological Freewheeling. Unitarians are accustomed to such theological freewheeling. Though early Unitarians-like Spanish Physician Michael Servetus (tried by Calvin and burned for heresy in 1553) and 16th-Century spellbinder Francis David (who converted large sections of Hungary to Unitarianism)-were conspicuous for their denial of the Trinity, modern Unitarianism...
Only five republics (including the U.S.) had accepted. Most of the others said no, or had reservations to the Uruguayan proposal on intervention (TIME, Dec. 3). But the point last week was whether to discuss the proposal at the Inter-American Conference at Rio next spring. To do so would...