Word: lende
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although the building may rock in its foundations as a historic precedent is shattered, the 30-odd editors will be on hand for the occasion to lend all possible assistance on stories and suggestions. All women members of the Summer School are eligible from...
...Wickard, as head of the Food Requirements Committee, is far from satisfied; because of zooming Army and Lend-Lease demands, he wants milk-processing capacity upped 31% more; eggs, 45%; vegetables...
...container of dry soup mix); treated paper and cardboard containers suitable for dehydrated goods save tin, can be easily destroyed in emergency so as not to fall into enemy hands; comparatively few workers are needed in dehydration plants; if dried foods had been used in the first year of Lend-Lease shipments, the equivalent of eighty 10,000-ton ships would have been spared for other duties...
...senatorial years, handsome Henry Lodge voted to limit the use of U.S. forces to the Western Hemisphere, to restrict transfer of naval craft, to make a two-billion loan instead of Lend-Lease. Then he voted for Lend-Lease, then to retain the neutrality act, then to declare war, thus taking all sides. Now a major in a Fort Benning armored division (he was detached to make a visit to Egypt), Lodge will have to resign from the Army or resign from the Senate-under a Presidential directive that serves to keep Lodge or anyone else from campaigning in absentia...
...apparent. "They" did get us into it--and, for one "with troubles of my own," a quarter a week is a lot of money. Before plunging into decisions to sign a twenty-five cent a week pledge, students should reflect carefully. If their conclusions are that any money they lend the government will aid in prosecuting the war, that Roosevelt should shoulder all the burden, and that their own troubles come first--then let them think carefully before giving monetary aid to their country. They should be applauded for their courage to stand up for their own rights. They will...