Word: pac
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Union group and forced them to move their booth from the streets. In addition, the authorities had said that the men would be held responsible if their pro-OPA literature became strewn on the sidewalks. The HLU appealed immediately to the Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts and the Cambridge PAC...
...Harvard Liberal Union will hold its first open meeting of the summer term Thursday when it gathers in the Lowell House Common Room at 8 o'clock. George Markham, Massachusetts director of the CIO-PAC, will speak on the much-disputed question...
...labor situation, Stassen very obviously was trying not to trample on anybody's political fences when he enunciated his gently liberal ideas before the Boston press. He said he felt that labor should have the right to associate themselves for political purposes, but refrained from endorsing the CIO-PAC. "That's something else again," he smiled...
General Douglas MacArthur holds two commands: Allied commander in chief of the Southwest Pacific Area (CINCSOWES-PAC), and commander in chief of Army forces in the Pacific (CINCAFPAC). Admiral Chester Nimitz also holds two com mands: commander in chief of Pacific Ocean Areas (CINCPOA), and commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet (CINCPAC...
Meanwhile, the C.I.O.'s Political Action Committee, chief sponsor of Henry Wallace, jumped into the fray with both feet. From PAChairman Sidney Hillman went an order to regional PAC committees to put all possible pressure on the Senate. To Sidney Hillman, the election of last November had merely been a "preliminary victory." This was the real fight-to keep Henry Wallace in the Government, to make his philosophy prevail, to build him up as the logical successor of Franklin Roosevelt...