Word: flynn
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...present non-union policy has a solely economic base, Harry F. Flynn '52, Production Manager, said last night. "When we did use union help, we lost close to $3,000 because the union forced us to employ unnecessary men. They piled on people so that there was a great deal of duplication of effort...
...made money on the show for the first time last year," Flynn said. "Since it is necessary to be entirely union or non-union, the Pudding is forced to have no union employees," Flynn said...
...Medina, of conspiracy to overthrow the U.S. Government. Of the eleven, eight are in jail; three jumped bail and are still fugitives. The party's nominal boss, William Z. Foster, 71, is under indictment. Last year 21 members of the Communist second team were indicted, including Elizabeth Gurley Flynn; 13 of them are now on trial in New York City. Altogether, 85 key Communists have been indicted since 1948 under the Smith Act; in the last six years, 88 alien Communists have been deported...
...state chairman, the central committee chose Richard H. Balch (pronounced bawltch) a wealthy and genial fishing-tackle manufacturer from Utica. Behind Balch was the Fair Deal wing of the party, led by ailing Bronx Boss Ed Flynn, Mutual Security Director W. Averell Harriman and Representative Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. Behind the loser -one William H. Morgan of Cortland-was the conservative wing, led by former National Chairman and Postmaster General (1933-40) James A. Farley. After his election, Balch promptly demonstrated that his organization is still seriously divided: he hinted broadly that he didn't even consider Old Headmaster...
Endowed with what Miss Brigham called "out of this world qualities," the show was written by John G. Benedict '54 and Thomas A. Whedon '55, with lyrics by Robert S. Schwartz '54 and music by Harry F. Flynn...