Word: joined
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...reason why the rest of us common citizens shouldn't get our slice of the booty. We could wear a uniform similar to the Legion's, and this would be sufficient to provide the necessary excuse for our forays. Anyone not a Legionnaire would be eligible to join; and since this would mean some 100,000,000 people, we could all dive into the pork barrel with three big cheers and a hip, hip, hooray. Our numbers would be ample to throw the fear of God into a considerable body of chicken-livered Congressmen who become panicky...
...bankers they all are planning For another great big war. To make them rich from the workers' dead, That's all that war is for. So if you don't want to see bullets holding sway Then come on, all you workers, And join our fight today. Chorus: Put one more S in the U. S. A. To make it Soviet. One more S in the U. S. A. Oh, we'll live to see it yet. When the land belongs to the farmers* And the factories to the working men- The U. S. A. when...
...Harvard Liberal Club, reversing advance information on their intended stand, last night voted to join with the National Students League and the League for Industrial Democracy, out-and-out Communist organizations, in an anti-war conference to be held here Thursday, April...
...addition, the motor makers got a specific promise in answer to their complaint that the A. F. of L. had coerced their workers to join its union: "The Government makes it clear that it favors no particular union. . . . The Government's only duty is to secure absolute and uninfluenced freedom of choice without coercion, restraint or intimidation from any source...
...town, or in districts of cities, make plans to mass the choirs of the several churches and meet together in a community service of hymn worship. . . . Hymns of spiritual power and tested worth should be chosen. While the choirs may lead, all the people present should be instructed to join in the festival hymns. . . . Dignity, strength and power may be brought to the service if it closes with the noble strains of the 'Te Deum,' a confession of faith as well as an ascription of praise. It is also possible to have other lofty New Testament hymns such...