Word: ironized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Unfortunately, instead of letting the sharp-edged facts make his case for him, Kahn has chosen to try to bludgeon the iron-domed Thomas with the most blatant devices available. Consequently Kahn's introduction reads like the first chapter of a fair whodunit and his commentary on the testimony smacks of Norman Corwin at his over-dramatized worst...
Foreign policies behind the iron curtain will come up for analysis tonight at 8 o'clock in Littauer Auditorium, when the United Nations Council presents a talk by Julius Katz-Suchy, permanent Polish delegate to the United Nations, on "Poland in the Post-War World...
...Gasset's iron will, and his ability to get along with himself paid off, for soon musicians were flocking to Pierian, and the organization was saved...
Germany, who took over only seven months ago, undertook to explain them. To buy its blast furnace and plant from WAA last year, Lone Star had to show firm orders for pig iron. As big, established buyers were skeptical about Lone Star's chances, the company had to rely on small brokers. A typical deal: a contract with one Harry Gale, of Washington, D.C., to deliver 24,000 tons of pig iron at $39 a ton, then the current market price...
...tremendous donation of the stockholders for the benefit of this woman." The woman is Miss Alice Hansen, 3 5-year-old blonde president of Manhattan's Pittsburgh Steel Mill Co., a brokerage firm. She had a contract with Lone Star to buy 105,000 tons of pig iron at $39 a ton. She had put no cash down, and, said Germany, there was no way Lone Star could have collected if she had failed to make good...