Word: patiently
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...with a welcome heard round the hemisphere. This week, Mexican President Miguel Aleman was due north on a return call. To keep U.S. face, Washington's plain citizens would have to step out of character and match, or better, the Mexican enthusiasm. The Protocol Division's patient, able Stanley Woodward was worried. He called on the Army, Navy, Marines, school officials, the Washington Board of Trade and even New York's master greeter, Grover Whalen, to plan a spectacle that Latin American and even Hollywood itself might whistle...
...hope that they would be settled he based on a continued U.S. policy of patient firmness-and on his 90-minute, closed-doors talk with Joseph Stalin a fortnight ago. Reported Marshall: "He thought that compromises were possible on all the main questions, including demilitarization, political structure of Germany, reparations, and economic unity. . . . I sincerely hope . . . that it implies greater cooperation by the Soviet delegation in future conferences...
Marshall warned, however, that "disintegrating forces are becoming evident in Europe" and that "the patient is sinking while the doctors deliberate...
...drug, it may be used in smaller doses than morphine, and its pain-killing effect sometimes lasts eight to ten hours. It even controls the extreme pain of late stages of cancer. The Germans reported that they have used it (intravenously) in amputations, and even in head operations. The patient remains fully conscious and can talk with the surgeon...
...that? Was it the Government floor under farm products that was keeping food prices so high? Stung by all the criticism, Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson last week called in the press for a patient point-by-point review of the whole price-support program...