Word: careys
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Blandings, Carey Grant spends most of his time looking dire, and he is an old hand at it. Few actors, probably, have gotten as many laughs out of standing in front of a mirror and trying to shave. Myrna Loy, as his wife, Muriel Blandings, and Melvyn Douglas, the old lawyer friend, are also old hands. Under such sure guidance, the movie grinds itself out at the Blandings bathroom mirror or in front of the Blandings building site...
...Steel Hour (Wed. 10 p.m., CBS). Macdonald Carey in Moment of Courage...
...desperation, wiry, wily President Jim Carey of the International Union of Electrical Workers (A.F.L.-C.I.O.) last week tried a political gimmick. He persuaded Pennsylvania Governor George M. Leader and four other Democratic governors to propose a fact-finding board to study the major issues. Westinghouse refused to delegate responsibility for its contract to "outsiders." Instead, the company offered to let an accountant compare the terms of its proposed contract with the union's 1955 General Electric contract, make up any difference in benefits. While the differences were being ironed out at the bargaining table, management suggested, the strikers should...
...utterances on the discrimination issue had been "inadequate . . . fragmentary and uninspired." At Miami Beach, where the A.F.L.-C.I.O. Executive Council was holding its first meeting, other Stevenson followers expressed shocked horror. Obviously shaken, A.F.L.-C.I.O. Vice President Walter Reuther said Stevenson was "dead wrong this time." Moaned James Carey, chairman of the civil rights committee: "He wants the nomination, but he's setting up the election for Nixon...
...situation was a far cry from the day only three years ago, when James B. Carey, the slight but tough president of the 362,000-member International Union of Electrical Workers, stood proudly beside Westinghouse's President Gwilym A. Price at his union's convention and proclaimed : "We've found a way to sit down, discuss, argue, and then resolve differences in the truly American spirit of give and take." Now, Carey accuses Price and his company of "moral irresponsibility, economic depravity, scab-herding, contract-breaking"; in return. Price accuses Carey and his union of "gangsterism, deliberate...