Word: conducted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Every worker should have a voice in the conduct of the business or industry in which he works...
...could ever stir the country. He is not known as the sponsor of any legislation of importance, let alone of any profound or seriously progressive measures; he has never notably participated in debate on taxes or economic measures. He is a small-town politician who has learned to conduct himself inoffensively on the national stage, and who has to his credit some good work honestly done; a man as neat and grey as his double-breasted suits. There is no reason to suspect that he would make a great President-and there is no reason to believe that he would...
...investigation of circumstances leading up to the case. The 50 had refused and persisted in refusing to load ammunition after an explosion of two munition ships had killed 327 persons at nearby Port Chicago, where the 50 had formerly been based. Navy officers sternly insisted that such conduct could not be tolerated in wartime, no matter what the excuse...
...possibility of many another such hearing was indicated last week by a Navy announcement of discharges under less than honorable conditions. Since Pearl Harbor: 10,936 undesirable, 15,479 for bad conduct, 2,007 dishonorable...
...Between strictly honorable and strictly dishonorable cases, the Navy has three other discharge classifications: 1) under honorable conditions; 2) undesirable; 3) for bad conduct. The Army has only one other: without honor...