Word: mutualized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...radio reporters in Berlin were last week denied the "cooperation" of the Reichsrundfunk Gesellschaft (German Radio Co.): i.e., put off the air sine die. This looked like a Nazi effort to throw the last punch, because two of the correspondents (Mutual's Dickson, NBC's Dreier) had already refused to broadcast and the third (CBS's Smith) was on the point of doing so. Their more or less fed-up opinion...
Identical cables came to the Manhattan offices of Mutual, of NBC and also of CBS, two days after NBC and Mutual quit broadcasting from Berlin: "Your representative unjustifiably submitted complaints to you which he failed to present to the authorities of our house. In face of such behavior unable to cooperate with present representative...
Backward: Mutual Broadcasting System's grave Analyst Raymond Gram Swing, in an Armistice Day homily at the sick world's bedside, recalled a technical point: "It is not historically true that the issue [of accepting responsibility for world peace] ever was presented to the American nation and that the responsibility was rejected. Twenty years ago Americans through the two major parties were committed either to the League or to a society of nations. . . . Then President Harding, after his election, said that the vote had been a plebiscite against joining...
...series of symphony broadcasts, and it has given a weekly evening sustaining half-hour to what is probably the wackiest show on the air - Studio X, which from 10:30 to 11 E.S.T. Friday nights kids the pants off radio. In its big-business way, NBC has put cooperative Mutual in a rage by hooking one of its first-class evening shows: Ballantine's Three-Ring Time, which goes on the Blue...
Coach Reggie Root's boys of Blue look slightly stronger on paper, but due to the mutual weakness in pass defense of both teams, it looks like anybody's ball game...