Word: partners
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...proposal expressly contemplate the preparation by a United Nations tribunal of a plan for the establishment, within the next three months, of a provisional government of an independent India, linked in war and peace alike to the British Commonwealth and the United Nations as a free and equal partner...
...that Nehru dreams and believes that an India, freed from "the perfect peace of the grave and the absolute safety of a cage," can take her place in a world order or world federation, welcoming the white man's science and know-how, friendly to Soviet Russia, a partner with the Anglo-American federation in bringing peace and order to the world...
Robert Abercrombie Lovett, 46, won the Navy Cross as a flyer in World War I before he got his diploma at Yale. Son of a noted lawyer and railroader, he married the boss's daughter first, then-after proving his ability with other firms-became a partner in the old banking house of Brown Bros. Harriman & Co. Called to Washington in 1940 as special assistant to Secretary Stimson, then made Assistant Secretary of War for Air, he found what he now fondly calls "a hell of a mess." To Bob Lovett, more than any other one man, goes credit...
...Peddie, Harvard's young golf coach, and his partner, Bill Maloon, both members of the Business School, followed up their close win of Saturday in the first round of the four-ball tournament at the Oakley Country Club in Belmont by their yesterday morning's victory in the semi-finals of the match...
...looked around for a partner, picked the privately owned U.S. airlines because of the bang-up job they did under the Air Service Command (TIME, June 29). With one eye on previous experience and the other on location of supply and maintenance bases, ATC has already assigned wartime routes to ten major U.S. airlines (including Pan Am and Panagra), will hand out other routes when it can iron out details with the remaining eleven U.S. airlines...