Word: loyalism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...death of Thomas Lamont Harvard has lost one of its most loyal sons. His advise as an Overseer was always sound, his generosity as an alumnus unbounded. As a thoughtful public citizen his country's interest often commanded his judgment, which was tempered by long experience in foreign affairs. As a Harvard man, friend, and public official, I shall miss him. His family has my deep sympathy...
Like many another Indian, Gandhi felt that a new cycle of mass riots was approaching. But his once loyal disciples, distracted by new political power, paid less & less attention to his struggle for peace...
...eleven" insiders had reaped profits of more than $4,000,000 since the war. Who were they? Stassen was not prepared to name them.* "I have never named a name or made a charge," he said, "until I was ready to prove it in court." Who were his informants? "Loyal Government employees, who were disgusted at this reprehensible procedure...
...over the world . . . naturally tend to arrive at similar conclusions," observed U.S. Communist Party Boss William Zebulon Foster. It was his reply to the New York Herald Tribune's question: Had he ever as party head differed with statements from Russia? Other questions & answers: Is the party loyal to the U.S. Constitution? "Yes. Our party is an ardent defender of the limited democracy that we have. . . ."Does the party advocate forcible overthrow of the Government? "The danger of violence . . . always comes from reactionary elements...
...zealous little monthly Progressive, which died three months ago, came back to life last week, with best wishes from brothers Bob & Phil La Follette, but, for the first time since it was formed 39 years ago, without La Follette money and wearing no party's collar. Loyal readers had refused to let it stay dead. They had dug up more than $40,000 from their jeans, to go with pledges of $100,000 already obtained...