Word: charterers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Orville opened his office to all comers, stocked it like a gift shop with articles to pass out to voters. With the help of a "strong man" city charter pushed through by his supporters, Orville chopped the once-dominant city council down to size, hired & fired department heads at will (Dr. Marvin Buell, city health officer, attained fleeting fame by rendering a difficult triple-tongued selection on the ocarina while the mayor formally fired...
...then is supporting the United Nations Charter and working for peace? The 53 members of the United Nations who are assisting the Republic of Korea...
Last week, the U.S. and other Western delegations considered ways & means of hobbling Malik: there are a number of ways under the Charter in which the Russian could be silenced. In the end, the West decided to let Malik talk-and to talk back. The U.S. does not want Russia thrown out of U.N., but believes that the Russians should be kept accountable, through U.N., to world opinion...
...know that all members of the United Nations will consider carefully the consequences of this latest aggression in Korea in defiance of the Charter of the United Nations. A return to the rule of force in international affairs would have far-reaching effects. The United States will continue to uphold the rule...
...Mather not signed and still remained on the Harvard faculty, the University would have been involved in considerable litigation with the state. Paul A. Dever, who was then attorney-general, had ruled that any educational institution which didn't comply 100 percent with the oath law would have its charter revoked. (Several Law School professors pointed out at the time that Dever in his position as attorney-general was legally unable to issue such a judicial ruling...