Word: wayes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...bless all Americans like Farmer Rhinehart. If we want our freedom and our way of life to endure, we'll have to share it. What you don't use, you lose...
...Division. At the State Department, U.S. policymakers studied the next move. Secretary Marshall stated the U.S. position firmly: "We will proceed to invoke every possible resource of negotiation and diplomatic procedure to reach an acceptable solution . . . [But] we will not be coerced or intimidated in any way...
...down on their own countries' needs, individuals on OEEC's committees could never forget their nationalities. In an Embassy press conference, Hoffman told reporters: "I don't think we have yet seen evidence of the coordination necessary for success. The European nations still have a long way...
...Davis was the first Negro ever commissioned from the ranks of the U.S. Army. A tightlipped, light-skinned man, he left Howard University for a temporary first lieutenancy during the Spanish-American War. When it ended, he signed on as a private, fought his way up to sergeant, ranked third on the examination that won him his permanent commission...
...conferees had weightier matters than lumps of sugar to discuss, but the sugar symbolized how little progress toward real unity their five nations had made since signing the Brussels pact last March. In four months Western Union had gone a little way toward military integration, but hardly a step toward economic or political unity...