Word: make
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Luncheon Club. While the editors make the day-to-day news judgments, it is Publisher Sulzberger who in the long run makes the final decisions about the news, editorial and general publishing policies. But he does so, says he, only after "talking things out and, on many occasions, being willing to give way rather than give orders." Every day at noon, Sulzberger talks things out with Julius Adler, vice president and general manager of the Times, who helps look after its business, mechanical and circulation side, and is better known outside the Times as a veteran of both wars...
...copper, zinc and lead had all bounced higher. Prices of building materials also had moved steadily upward with the upsurge in building. Even Leon Keyserling, acting chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, who had been gloomy about industry's capacity to keep expanding and make more jobs, said: "I am enormously encouraged...
...wealthy Texas, Frigikar was not alone in the car-cooling market. Fort Worth's ARA Manufacturing Co. has already sold 79 of its "Refrigairs" at the same price. But Frigikar soon hopes to make a big improvement: it will add a compartment in which to keep food and cool beer or champagne...
When the television boom began three years ago, scores of hopeful businessmen, equipped with little more than a bag of tools, a shoestring of capital and boundless hopes, rushed in to make sets. For many, wiped out by stiffening competition, the hopes were short-lived...
...make The Big Lift, Writer-Director George (Miracle on 34th Street) Seaton spent nine months of preparation in Germany, three months of shooting on actual locations. He used only two Hollywood actors (Montgomery Clift and Paul Douglas), plus a handful of German professionals and a large supporting cast of U.S. Air Force officers & men whom he turned into surprisingly convincing actors portraying themselves...