Word: winterized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...looked like a hard winter for the Pilgrims. The Indians (outlanders from Oklahoma who showed up at Plymouth, Mass., to the considerable wrath of an authentic New England Indian who felt that his offshore rights had been poached) had been friendly, but among the company of the Mayflower II there was no Thanksgiving. The difficulty: a falling-out, mostly over wampum, among the Pilgrim Fathers. The tourist turnout was below expectations, and Captain Alan Villiers was kept busy soothing his crewmen. There were complaints that some of them had not been paid. In London, Lloyds Underwriter Felix Fenston...
...soon became the dominant figure in the backstage maneuverings from which: 1) Japan's two big feuding conservative parties, the Liberals and the Democrats, were merged into the gigantic Liberal-Democratic Party and ranged in solid opposition to the Socialists and Communists; and 2) Kishi himself emerged last winter as Foreign Minister under 72-year-old Premier Tanzan Ishibashi. Four months ago, Nobusuke Kishi became his country's Premier (and his own Foreign Minister) when Ishibashi resigned because of bad health...
BUMPER WHEAT CROP is due despite retirement of more than 12 million acres into soil bank, may total only 3% less than 1956, thus piling up bigger surpluses. Farmers retired poor land, are producing more on good land, while drought-breaking rains have already pushed winter wheat harvest 27% above ten-year average of 18.6 bushels per acre...
NATIONAL AUTO SHOW, staged last winter for first time since 1940 (TIME, Dec. 17), will be shelved for 1957 because industry cannot rent Manhattan's Coliseum until long after 1958 models roll into showrooms. Automen will concentrate instead on regional shows, such as the one in Chicago...
...bond issues skittering upward, the market for old bonds with a lower coupon rate inevitably sagged to new lows. The Dow-Jones bond average of 40 representative rails, utilities and industrials dropped to 88.14% of face value, the lowest since 1942. The drop wiped out the gains since last winter, when for a short time bond prices seemed to have reached the bottom and started upward (TIME...