Word: marked
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...same time General Mark W. Clark, who has carried out U.S. policy in Austria in fact as well as title, got a new assistant, Lieut. General Geoffrey Keyes. After the Austrian treaty discussions in Moscow next March, where Clark will act as deputy for Secretary of State Byrnes, Keyes will succeed Clark in Vienna...
Satisfaction. Retail sales in Canada in 1946, helped by a massive Christmas rush, passed the $5 billion mark for the first time in the Dominion's history. The national income was at an alltime high: $9,400,000,000. Canadian exports for the year, primed by nearly $2,000,000,000 worth of loans to foreign countries (much of it for purchases in Canada), hit a record peacetime high : $2,300,000,000. So did imports, at $1,900,000,000. The bulk of the trade was with the U.S. Canada entertained 20,000,000 U.S. tourists who spent...
...President to pants-pressers, was talking about it. Most of the recession guesses, including President Truman's, were punctuated with big Ifs. Some were as specific as alarm clocks. One forecaster, whose formula is based on tides, picked July 22, 1947, as the day for "a very sharp mark-down." Some said there would be no slump, just because it was being so widely heralded. All this smoke obscured the fire...
Although the play is well written and bristles with important ideas, it falls short of the mark in its production. Missed cues and German accents heavy to the point of double talk give the play a certain ineptitude that has alienated critics and audiences alike, but does not detract from the great moral issues portrayed. Despite the lack of technique on the part of the cast, "Temper the Wind" brings the significant problems of today to the American stage for the first time since the end of the war. The authors have something important to say, something that greatly concerns...
Research associates Richard M. Bock and Robert V. D. Cambell described the operation of Harvard's present calculators, the Mark I, which is in operation now, and the Mark II, which is in its linal stages of construction. Earlier in the day the participants had inspected the two calculators...