Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...report of the vast scheme of national defense and of its astronomical cost of about $10 billion a year [TIME, Feb. 25]. And you raise the question: is it American? May I, one of the few German anti-militarists, give you an answer? Surely it's not American. It is pure Prussian militarism. . . . Generals and admirals are not in the habit of retiring willingly from their gilded honors into grey civilian life. The American people were able to create within two years the finest and most powerful army, navy and air force ever seen in history, besides stuffing their...
...news was premature, perhaps, but too good to keep. Though they pointedly avoided any claim that they had found a cure for cancer, two Russian doctors last week made a cautious progress report on a promising line of attack...
...very limited supply of KR has permitted, clinical tests have also been made on human cancers (i.e., where the growths were not so large that their dissolution would cause malfunctions). One inoperable throat cancer, Drs. Roskin & Kluyeva report, disappeared in two weeks. In an unspecified number of other cases KR "reduced" or partially destroyed cancer. But a lot more evidence is needed, the doctors admit, before the usefulness of KR can be safely evaluated...
Where Is Balance? In the end, the price level will be determined by the size of the market and production. Last week, CPAdministrator John Small, in his monthly report, told more about this than was revealed in the whole bitter OPA debate. The report, covering May, when the effects of the coal strike were still felt, showed very little of the great strides in production made in June. Nevertheless...
Question for America (Mon. 10:30 p.m., ABC). Domestic and foreign radio correspondents report on current events; listeners in several U.S. cities add their views...