Word: conflict
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...membership of the HLU now formally asks the HYD to play in its own back yard." Boughtelling declared. We in SDA will go ahead mobilizing to fight reaction without the hamstringing conflict so disruptive in the past...
...proud existence as an agricultural and light industrial nation. But the Potsdam proposals never saw much action. Just as other parts of the agreement stalled before the ideological clashes of the great powers, so reparations and levelling of German industry melted in the heat of the East-West conflict; by February, 1947, only six of the 1,557 plants slated for reparation had been wholly removed...
...total war," Harris added, "it is conceivable that a nation's aggregate output might have a deciding effect on a long drawn out conflict...
...second day of the American Federation of Labor's convention in San Francisco, and it upset John L. Lewis' plan to make defiance of the oath his personal battle cry. In Cincinnati, Senator Robert A. Taft said that the Board's ruling was "certainly not in conflict with the intention of Congress...
From the two national conventions have emerged two programs for electioneering which, agreeing on these common aims, will supplement each other rather than conflict. One looks to the need for improving labor's stock in the public eye: this is the AFL's 38-cent per member assessment for a $3,000,000 propaganda agency. The other moves to intensify labor's block-by-block doorbell ringing; this is PAC's registration drive to bring out 60,000,000 voters next Fall, 12,000,000 more than...