Word: expression
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Employers, not sure yet when or how freely they might express their feelings, hoped that the Court meant something like this: though anti-union utterances, backed by anti-union conduct, could be used as evidence of intimidation, anti-union utterances in themselves would not be considered a violation...
...arrived there in manuscript form (authors: Helen Aberson & Harold Pearl) in the spring of 1939. Everyone was feeling out of sorts. They had shot the works on Pinocchio and Fantasia. Disney's artists were tired of tracing blueprints for their prodigal perfectionist boss. They wanted a chance to express themselves...
...soon after that FCC authorized a new U.S. short-wave transmitter in California (TIME, Nov. 3). Just as the war broke out, Alcott arrived in Cincinnati to take a job as newscaster over Station WLW. Last week he also appeared on CBS's We, the People program "to express the hope that America may have powerful short-wave stations, not only in this country but in Asia itself...
Searching about for a vehicle through which I might best express my gratitude at the prospect of becoming an American citizen, I chose to harmonize and orchestrate as a national choral the beautiful sacred anthem The Star-Spangled Banner...
Commenting on the Japanese war, his letter said, in part, "I want to take this opportunity to express my disgust of the treacherous actions of the Japanese aggressors and to say that I am sure that the American people will show as much heroism and staying power in repelling the Japanese as have shown the Russian defenders during the past six months...