Word: appointed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Each year's Council has the privilege of appointing three additional members because of their special qualifications for Council work. This year's group can still appoint one more member...
Over the committee leadership's protests, they directed members of their Americanism committee to appoint themselves as educational vigilantes, to keep close watch on the nation's teachers. In teaching the differences between U.S. democracy and "the Communist dictatorship," the resolution stated firmly, "our system must not suffer but be exalted...
...included more irrigation and flood control projects, expanded rural electrification and soil conservation, protection and development of forests, oil reserves, mineral resources. To build the West's power supply he promised new river projects on the Columbia and Missouri. To keep it all humming, he promised to appoint, "with great pleasure," a Secretary of the Interior from the West...
...Victory Special" rolled into California, Tom Dewey had observed one salient fact. At every whistle-stop and cattle crossing, the line that invariably drew loud applause was an attack on Communists in the Government, along with the remark: "I suggest you elect an administration that simply won't appoint them in the first place...
Perhaps involvement in the very real complexities of cold war has blinded General Clay to other problems. If the Military Government has forgotten the reason that there is an American army in Germany, they must be reminded, and the rest of the world reassured. Congress should appoint a committee to investigate the entire punitive and denazification program. If the Congress does not act the President should create his own executive committee...