Word: post-war
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...knowledge are today too widely extended to permit of any adequate survey before the average man wishes to leave his studies and take up a full-time job. As an answer to this dilemma there may well be an enormous expansion of so-called adult education in the post-war world. Such expansion should properly include both general and vocational work...
...address last night, Senator Norris spoke on "What We Are Fighting For," discussing the post-war world and especially the problem of disarmament...
Bald Eagle. In its broad aspects the Yugoslav disunity can be traced to failure of the United Nations to supply a dynamic post-war policy. To Author Louis Adamic, speaking for the land of his birth, Yugoslavia today is a testing ground for all of post-war Europe. In a pamphlet amplifying a recent article in the Saturday Evening Post, Idealist Adamic spoke up with all the burning eloquence of a man whose mother and nine brothers and sisters are still somewhere in Yugoslavia...
...Kaiser's speech to N.A.M. was an earlier one (TIME, Dec. 14) -that U.S. business is now resolving to do some national thinking on its own account. Formally announced was the "Committee for Economic Development," which believes that the U.S. must have as its goal the maintenance of post-war employment at some 55 millions, the maintenance of the national output of goods and services at between $135 and $150 billions-35 to 50% above...
...stimulation of private investment in the capital-goods industries; rigidity of prices and wages. Also left vague is how to enlist labor, which is not represented on C.E.D.'s board. But Paul Hoffman has started in the right direction: to get the goal of post-war employment out of the realm of Washington dreams down to hard-boiled business estimates...