Word: counterpart
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...made arrangements for the opening of Winthrop House for a sixth dance if pressure is great enough. Yale students will get a chance to hear the Dunces, counterpart of the Whiffenpoofs, at Dunster, and the "Smithenpoofs," a Northampton version of the same thing, at all the Houses...
Back in the win column after its victory over Nichols Junior College on Wednesday, the Freshman soccer team meets its Brown counterpart this afternoon on the Business School field. Coach Poley Guyda plans to use the same lineup that opened against Nichols, but two of his first line are injured and may not last the entire game...
...pointed to the just-reached ECA decision channelling $300,000,000 into the French economy over the next two months as "clear indication of this government's intentions." This "counterpart fund" comprises monies France has been bound to set aside since the start of the Economic Cooperation Administration as an anti-inflation reserve specifically paralleling each American allocation. Ordinarily the reserve would remain untouchable. Schlesinger claims that releasing the funds is officially a non-partisan action aimed at economic health, but that it actually operates in a fundamental way against De Gaulle...
...pledged their countries to joint action in defense of North America. The agreement still stands, but because it keeps raising questions which have to be settled at the top policy level, U.S. Defense Secretary James Forrestal was in Ottawa last week. After talking things over with his Canadian counterpart, Brooke Claxton, he planned to go to Ogdensburg with Claxton and unveil a plaque commemorating the signing of the agreement...
...members-six big U.S. shipping lines and 19 foreign lines. The charge: conspiring to monopolize trade between Atlantic Coast ports and the Far East by setting higher rates for customers who did not give them all their business. In another suit, it accused Decca Records, Inc. and its British counterpart, Decca Record Co., Ltd , of trying to divide world markets by "conspiracy and cartel agreements" in violation of the antitrust laws...