Word: suede
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Gnomes & Communiqués. Byrnes went to Spasso House, the U.S. embassy, where he spent the next morning reading a long document prepared in Washington to brief him on Big Three issues throughout the world. Bevin went to the British embassy, where Ambassador Clark Kerr turned over to him his...
When the Blue network changed its name to the American Broadcasting Co. (TIME, June 25), it obviously wanted the simple call letters "ABC." But the smaller Associated Broadcasting Corp. network, which got there first, promptly sued. To prove that there is nothing simple about the ABCs, American last week paid...
End of the Line. In Baltimore, Trolley Motorwoman Helen C. Matterson sued her motorman husband for divorce after she found him, she said, at a rendezvous with Motorwoman Helen Tafe-in a streetcar.
Labor leaders, who have been loudly charging many a company with double bookkeeping to hide profits, were jolted last week. Chicago's Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that unionists may be sued for libel for such statements. The decision grew out of a squabble between Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing...
When Pullman sued for libel, the District Court dismissed the case. It held that neither unions nor their officials could be sued, because they are voluntary organizations. The Appellate Court reversed this ruling, decided that unions cannot be sued but that union officials can be.