Word: mutualized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Senators began to grin. Was he a trustee of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.? "Oh, yes, sir," George drawled, "that's a great company. I get very little from them. I ought to get more. I get $40 when I attend a meeting and yet they have assets of over a billion." How come he was dropped from the General Chemical Co. of New 'York? "Hmm-" George's eyes searched the ceiling, "I wasn't exactly fired. How can I put it nicely? There wasn't any enthusiasm for me to stay...
...Mutual understanding and unity of purpose were evident among these four as they outlined their proposal: a precedent-shattering college for high-ranking officers of the Army, Air Forces and Navy, and the Foreign Service of the State Department. One point not yet settled was a name for the institution...
Skeptics who doubted the scientific value of Captain Eddie's proposal could rest assured that it had some publicity value for his new radio show, The World's Most Honored Flights (Mutual, Sun. 3:30 p.m., E.S.T...
...atomic bomb all the nations, all the people of the earth have a mutual enemy. This enemy is an inanimate object that cannot be fought with men's lives against men's lives. This new-found fear in this newfound age is what will be used to unite the world. . . . To get flowery-the atomic bomb is the long awaited antagonist against which the world, a United World, will be the protagonist...
...even been marked for destruction. The one plant destroyed with much fanfare three weeks ago was not owned, merely operated by Farben. Thirteen Farben munitions plants are still operating, in some cases even making powder, cartridges and shells for the Allies. Why the delay in breaking up Farben? Mutual distrust among the Allies, said Colonel Bernstein. (Only 9.7% of Farben's factories are in the U.S. zone...