Word: join
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Your story on Candidate Bricker's speech (TIME, May 8) has a puzzling reference. You show Bricker saying: ". . . Personally, I have always felt that the United States should join the World Court...
...spite of the recommendation of every President from Harding to Roosevelt II, the Senate has steadfastly refused to let the U.S. join the World Court. Several U.S. citizens, including Charles Evans Hughes, have served as Court Judges-but as private individuals, not U.S. representatives...
...Army was begging for them. Big newspaper advertisements challenged Canada's manhood: "You will never join the Victory Parade in Berlin by sitting in an easy chair." The Army's Recruiting Director, Brigadier James Mess, broadcast to Canadians still at home and fit for battle: "You . . . cannot hide behind a petticoat, whether it be your wife's or your mother...
...that had once been the toughest in U.S. naval history. The now quiescent South Pacific was going to a top administrative officer-Vice Admiral John Henry Newton, formerly deputy commander of the Pacific Fleet. Said Halsey to his men: ". . . Carry on the smashing South Pacific tradition . . . and may we join up again farther along the road to Tokyo...
More recently the Bishop has fought against Boston's rampant anti-Semitism (TIME, Nov. 1), calling it "not only a threat to Jewish liberty, but to Protestant liberty, and Catholic liberty, too." He even persuaded the late William Cardinal O'Connell to join with him in condemning antiSemitism. It was the first time the 84-year-old Boston Cardinal ever signed such a statement with a Protestant...