Word: mutualized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Baltimore's Pennsylvania Station one evening last week, Price Boss Leon Henderson stepped into the arms of a welcoming committee from Local Ration Board 234.3, all set to rib him, themselves and their mutual works at a "Smileage Rationing" party...
...encirclements near Stalingrad were mutual: a great German army was hemmed between the Don and the Volga, but the Russian forces in their wedges were also between German armies. Both sides depended on corridors for overland supply...
Taft and cautious John Bricker, both favorite sons, made a mutual assistance pact before 1940. Bricker promised then not to compete for delegates at Philadelphia. Taft gave the assurance that if his campaign were unsuccessful he would step aside for friend Bricker...
...Netherlands, The Netherlands Indies, Curasao and Surinam, after victory, would form a commonwealth whose four parts would have independence at home, but be united "in readiness to render mutual assistance...
...idealistic mutual-ownership project dreamed up by Federal Works Agency's Colonel Lawrence Westbrook (TIME, June 2, 1941), Winfield Park's history was so deplorable that Colonel Westbrook could count himself lucky that he is now on active duty, reportedly in Australia. Less lucky was red-faced Contractor Clifford F. MacEvoy, who squirmingly admitted last week that subsidiaries of his MacEvoy Construction Co. had furnished bonding service, excavating equipment, trucks, etc. to the project at third-party profits. He also admitted that his $40-a-week secretary was put on the project (i.e., U.S. Government) payroll...