Word: foremans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...bankrupt Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp.-clammed up. Allied set off the whole mess through its headlong speculation in vegetable-oil futures, and its failure to meet margin requirements brought down Wall Street's venerable Ira Haupt Co. Last week pudgy "Tino" DeAngelis, a onetime foreman in a New York hog-processing company, walked into a New Jersey courtroom crowded with 50 law yers who hoped for some answers. To the exasperation of all, DeAngelis took the Fifth Amendment 58 times in re sponse to questions...
Muller said that manual laborers were referred to Buildings and Grounds either through employment offices or because they were acquainted with someone on the work force. In most instances, he said, the foreman of the crew involved made the hiring decisions. Hiring for the staff of the department is the responsibility of the director, Cecil A. Roberts...
...James Foreman, national director of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, immediately wired Burke Marshall, assistant Attorney General, asking him to press for the release of Mrs. Gregory, who is in her second month of pregnancy...
...Foreman also asked Attorney General Robert Kennedy to invoke the Civil Rights Act of 1960 to free from jail some of the demonstrators arrested in Selma since the beginning of a drive to register voters earlier this month. SNCC officials charged that some demonstrators were forced to sleep on concrete floors and others were fed only bread and water while in jail...
Sleigh Ride. But the Russian people had good reason to guess that a shortage lay ahead. Recently bread stores have rationed customers to two loaves per purchase, and Pravda last week launched a massive campaign against grain wastage and theft. The foreman of a mill in the Kaluga region south west of Moscow was ignominiously photographed with flour he had smuggled out in his pants. In the North Caucasus, peasants raising their own livestock on private plots were denounced for buying or stealing almost 100,000 lbs. of feed grain. Restaurant managers and waiters were threatened with stiff penalties...