Word: mutualized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Trade Agreements Act. With that Act Hull had attacked the economic nationalism of high tariffs-not only in the U.S. but in all countries. Hull did not advocate unrestricted free trade but trade free of "malignant restrictions''; he demanded reasonable tariffs reduced reciprocally for mutual benefit. This was the delicate flower which Under Secretary of State Will Clayton now cultivated...
Meet the Press (Fri. 10:30 p.m., Mutual). A spread of ace newsmen quiz Elliott Roosevelt about his trip to Russia...
Juvenile Jury (Sun. 1:30 p.m., Mutual). A barrelful of bright little monkeys - and sometimes as much...
...Slugging? During the rest of the week, Harry Truman heard a lot of talk about himself. In a letter to 7,500 Republicans, National Chairman Carroll Reece accused the President of "intentional failure" to give Congress a comprehensive legislative program in his State of the Union Message. On Mutual's Meet the Press program, Jim Farley stated that Harry Truman was dead political timber. Oregon's Republican Senator Wayne Morse thought just the opposite. Said he: the President "is slugging right now, and he has the Republicans on the defensive...
...down to a matter of severance pay; the 850 remaining British members wanted to get out. It was up to Patel to find the new men who, with the 750 Indians in the two Services, would rule India.* Nehru called twice. He and Patel have a deep bond of mutual attachment to Gandhi and to Indian independence. Otherwise, politically and temperamentally, they are antipodal. Two subjects almost certainly mentioned in Nehru's bedside talks with Patel were the Moslems and the Marxists...