Word: imperiale
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Economist Sir Arthur Salter and other free-trade advocates pointed out that after Beaverbrook & Co., who shouted loudest for a tight, imperial trade system, were repudiated in the last elections, the new Government might have worked for a free trade world. But when the U.S. insisted on condemning imperial preference...
Viscountess Alexander, wife of Canada's new Governor General, struck a blow for imperial clubbiness at the Royal Ottawa Golf Club. Her Ladyship teed off at the 146-yard sixth hole into a stiff wind, dropped a hole-in-one-the first of the club season and the first...
A leftist (he was wounded in the Spanish Civil War), he nonetheless includes all leftist creeds among "the smelly little orthodoxies which are now contending for our souls." A vigorous anti-imperialist (as a youth, he served in the Burma police), he has the courage to affirm that an imperialist...
The controversial Dominion-provincial conference, one of his biggest reasons to stay at home, was now ended. More importantly, London, which had been trying to get Mr. King overseas for an "Imperial Conference," had changed its tune. It was now calling the current London meetings of the Empire's...
The early hours of election day brought nervous rumors: of masked bands hijacking voting boxes in Santa Rosa; of ink poured over ballots in Cavite. And there were some bloody facts: Governor Ramon Imperial of Camarines Sur Province was wounded by gunfire; a 62-year-old Pampanga supporter of Osmena...