Word: mutualized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...dances and a picnic are scheduled for the coming month. The first of these is the final HBSA dance to be held on Saturday, April 24, at the New England Mutual Hall. Music will be furnished by Chappie Arnold and orchestra...
Brotherhood Is Scarce. Through both these books, warning steadily of tragic postwar possibilities, runs the theme of international suspicions and hatreds. Mutual dislike was a feature common to the letters Graebner found on Austrian, Ba varian and Prussian soldiers. Lack of a second front, says Graebner, has turned many Russians against Britain and America. Occupied Persia fears Russia, is "sick and tired" of the British, accepts Americans enthusiastically only, perhaps, because they are "new." Graebner believes that American popularity is dwindling in Trinidad, South America and the Middle East as a result of violent "bad behavior" on the part...
...affairs, nor should the Russians fear that we wish to impose our democracy upon them, nor the British, that we wish to dismember or take over their empire. These powers must cooperate, as they are, not as many of us wish them to be. They must cooperate in mutual tolerance of their differences without any interference in their own evolution...
Their cooperation can solve the very difficult problems pending between the Soviet union and her western neighbors, or between her and China; it can oppose aggression from wherever it comes, and thus create the atmosphere in which mutual distrust will dwindle and new avenues will be opened for free economic intercourse, for rising standards of living in There-American, Africa, and Asia, for greater and more universal concern for public welfare...
That will demand mutual adjustments and compromise. Many of us may not like, for different and contrary reasons, the present administrations of the United States, of the British Empire or of the Soviet Union, but they are the only available cornerstones upon which peace can be actually built. Peace under law was established nationally, without waiting for ideal conditions, in all the imperfection of human nature and human institutions. It has worked on the whole well. The same task is before us internationally. It is the only alternative to lawlessness and chaos...