Word: daltons
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Lloyd Dalton Lafleur, pharmacist's mate, second class, Beaumont...
...Hugh Dalton, Minister of Economic Warfare. Once at a children's party, Queen Victoria, who was "tottering" around, patting children on the head, reached "the infant Dalton" and asked: "And whose little darling are you?" Lisped Hugh: "I'm Queen Victoria's little darling." He is not Author Strauss's little darling...
Although he is the author of the Labor Party's standard propaganda work, Practical Socialism for Britain, Author Strauss feels that labor does not trust him. She quotes a Labor M.P. who said of Dalton's "unusually pale eyes": "they have a habit of looking at you intently and conveying unfathomable depths of insincerity." Dalton is also "the most prominent smasher of independent movements in the Party. ... If he suppresses leaks in the blockade as rigorously as he has tried to exterminate all ... expression of minority opinion in the Labor movement, the blockade will be positive indeed...
...EndicottRichard G. Robinson Peggy Heller, New York, N. Y.Alan C. Tindal Barbara Brackett, Connecticut CollegeJohn W. Torrey Miriam Welgold, University of ConnecticutCharles R. Weaver Jean Parrish, Mt. HolyokeWIGGLESWORTH HALLRobert R. Albers Clare Foster, RadcliffeStuart M. Behringer Marjorie Galway, Pine ManorRobert L. Bernstein Barbara Gans, CornellWythe M. Bogy Anne Kaufman, Dalton SchoolMurray Bovarnick Betty Finkel, BrooklineJames A. Brink Mary Harman, Katherine GibbsWorthington Campbell, Jr. Mary Louise King, WinsorCharles J. Cawley Priscilla Taylor, Mt. IdaChester L. Churchill, Jr. Marilyn Morse, BeaverThomas Cowen Edith Allen, WinsorJoseph W. Cummings Mary Miller, LincolnJames F. Dickason Elizabeth Taylor, WellesleyRichard N. Eckert Margaret Camp, WellesleyWilliam M. Ennis...
...emergency, have vastly increased their political power. Therefore, the avowed aims and purposes of the British Labor Party, collected from recent statements and resolutions, make interesting reading. There are pronouncements by Laborites Arthur Greenwood, Herbert Morrison (Minister of Home Security), Philip Noel Baker, Clement Attlee, Hugh Dalton, Leonard Woolf and Harold Laski...