Word: employs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...would appear that since the new questionnaire was aimed at Communists in state employ they could be nailed legally under this oath and other state anti-subversive laws...
...damages from" firms which merely adopt the Government's rule to their own business. The Judge concluded that the movie industry and the public would be entitled to draw "unfavorable inferences" from the plaintiffs' refusal to testify. Said he: "It would be unrealistic to say that the . . . employers, who are dependent upon the public for the continuance of their businesses, would not be 'justified under the circumstances' in making an agreement not to employ this group of plaintiffs. Their economic interest is self-evident...
...campaigning to persuade the Adenauer government to expand its national health program and create 7,000 more jobs for doctors. One Bonn physician sourly observed: "Maybe if the Communists steal enough good men, it will make the pepper sacks [stingy ones] in the government spend a few pfennigs [to employ more doctors] . . ." On the other hand, West German doctors do not overlook the plight of their ill-doctored countrymen and do not actually discourage transfers to Communist Germany. Said the association's secretary general, Dr. Joseph Stockhausen: "When doctors . . . ask us about the contracts the Communists are offering...
Like most brilliant men, he is a peculiar man. How can our government employ brilliant men without putting up with their peculiarities...
Some 374 U.S. radio stations now broadcast special programs to sell to Negroes. Some employ Negro disk jockeys to chat about Negro social life and play records (mostly jazz, spirituals and blues) that Negro fans request...