Word: phils
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto In E Minor (Nathan Milstein and the Phil harmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York, Bruno Walter conducting; Columbia, 7 sides). Milstein 's virtuosity gives added sheen to melodic Mendelssohn music. Performance: good...
...Dealing Columnist Samuel Grafton wrote: "The President is in deep and serious trouble . . . because in a time of national indecision he embodies and personifies our indecision, rather than acts against it." C.I.O. President Phil Murray noted overtones in the Administration of ''the lazy housekeeper." The New Dealing Chicago Sun asked in a querulous tone: ''What is [the President] doing to make the issues plain to the people...
...steel workers are thinking of strikes, too, a little more remotely. United States Steel has opened negotiations with C.I.O. President Phil Murray, who wants $2 a day more for his million steel workers. If his demands are refused, Murray, too, may petition the Labor Board to ask members of his union The Question...
...Governor Phil M. Donnelly of Missouri beefed that baritone choruses from cattle cars on a railroad siding near the governor's mansion cost him sleep "about twice a week...
...Peace? The Administration had apparently expected something more rational. Only last spring the C.I.O. News trumpeted: "IT'S INDUSTRIAL PEACE FOR THE POSTWAR PERIOD!" Labor Leaders Phil Murray and William Green and the Chamber of Commerce's Eric Johnston had promised: "Management-labor unity . . . must be continued in the postwar. To this end, we dedicate our joint efforts." But the National Association of Manufacturers had not joined in, and such fine words had buttered no parsnips...