Word: rawness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...just peace to be made, Professor Mather said that if the Allies wait for a five or ten year period after the war the foundations can be laid for a true family of nations, including all of the countries in the world, each with an equal access to raw materials and trade...
...Free Trade. Resolutions affecting intercontinental economy recommended the prevention of sharp increases in the price of export products and the granting of preferential treatment for nations needing access to raw materials. Washington reports, which confused U.S. delegates, indicated at first that the preferential treatment might mean eventual hemisphere free trade-with inevitable opposition from U.S. interests traditionally linked with protective tariffs. An official U.S. reservation, included in the 66-page final text of Conference decisions, spiked this report by declaring that the terms of the resolution "are inconsistent with the . . . liberal principles of international trade maintained...
...experts all agree that Army food in the raw is usually good. But the cooks are often raw too. Even though they follow the master menus handed down by the Corps Area, Army cooks too often manage to turn even the best materials into uninviting dishes...
England has a comprehensive system of price ceilings, licensing and rationing, applicable (though not applied) to all products, from raw material to store counter. It came piecemeal, and its enforcement is shared by two Ministries (Supply & Food) and the Board of Trade...
...allowed to remain as national states and to keep their raw materials. Japan, however, should be deprived of the mandated islands and Mauchukiro...