Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Jozef Cyrankiewicz, Socialist leader and Poland's Premier, rejected Gomulka's invitation. He said: "Our party is and will be needed and is of benefit to the Polish nation." Delegates broke into prolonged cheering, winding up with a spirited singing of The Red Banner, which is the Polish Socialist hymn. And when Boleslaw Drobner, Cracow's short, walrus-mustached Socialist leader who always wears a black worker's jerkin, added, "We don't need outsiders to tell us how to run our affairs," the demonstration was trebled in noise and duration. With a decisive...
Bull dozer's and teams of men worked away through the hot summer months molding mountain shoulders with an eye for the first snow. Steel beains and steel towers were erected, wire cord was hung to feed more trials, wider than ever, with a network of town for the benefit of parallel enthusiasts...
Last week the Adventists announced at they had signed an agreement with the United Auto Workers (CIO). Adventist auto workers agreed to contribute the monetary equivalent of union dues to a sick-benefit or some other workmen's benevolent fund, and to refrain from backing either side in the event of a strike. In return, they will receive from the union a card exempting them from all dues, meetings and other union activities in any of the U.A.W.'s 900 locals...
...first picture to be made jointly in England by RKO and J. Arthur Rank (a scheme which enables RKO to use up its frozen assets in Britain and gives Rank the benefit of popular U.S. stars) So Well Remembered is not a promising start. Except for the well-keyed playing of John Mills (Great Expectations), nothing about the film is likely to be so well remembered...
...result is that Harvard is able to hold more than half its funds in securities of American corporations, an amount which insurance companies and savings banks cannot approach. It is particularly true, therefore, as a recent survey concludes, that the "growth and prosperity of American industry is of great benefit and importance to universities." Harvard's growing holdings in common stocks and Claflin's statement concerning the rising returns from these holdings and the consequent increase in favorable balances last year hardly contradict this line of reasoning...