Word: mutualized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Listeners to WOR and the Mutual Net work last week heard a marine's-eye view of the fight for Peleliu. The narrator was shy, wry Sergeant Alvin Flanagan, Ma rine combat correspondent and ex-WOR (Manhattan) announcer. Microphone in hand, FM-walkie-talkie strapped to his back, Flanagan landed on the beach at Peleliu with the ist Marine Division, describing the scene as he went. His account went to an associate aboard a Marine transport offshore, where it was recorded for last week's broadcast...
Apparently Winston Churchill could not wait. This week he turned up in Moscow to see Joseph Stalin (see FOREIGN NEWS). The British and the Russians had certain mutual problems (Poland, the Balkans). But there were still big question marks that required the presence of all three to solve: 1) what to do with Germany; 2) how to decide what Dumbarton Oaks left undecided. Said the Administration source: the Big Three will keep their post-election date "whether or not the President is re-elected...
Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Thomas Edmund Dewey had their family trees traced by Mutual Broadcasting System's "Answer Man," who discovered that ten generations back they have common ancestors,* are thus seventh cousins once removed...
Johnson also originated the prototype of the famous remark about Thomas E. Dewey credited, curiously enough, to his friends.*A friend of Johnson asked him of a mutual acquaintance: "Isn't he an awful jerk?" "You don't know what an awful jerk he is," Johnson replied, "until you get to know his better side...
Your letter is a plea for cooperation by the Congress party in the present administration and, failing that, in planning for the future. In my opinion, this required equality between the parties and mutual trust. But equality is absent and Government distrust of Congress can be seen at every turn. The result is that suspicion of Government is universal. Add to this the fact that Congressmen have no faith in the competence of Government to ensure India's future good. This want of faith is based upon bitter experience of the past and present conduct of the British administration...