Word: pressinger
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Union officials said the strike was called because dealers would not arbitrate certain issues. The proposal to cut Sunday milk deliveries, which would have meant the loss of 600 jobs, was one of the most pressing issues.
But with RFC insistently pressing for payment, Old Henry Kaiser had to decide whether to let K-F go under or take the risk of propping it up with more of his own money.
The change from Stalin to Malenkov & Co. might bring changes of tactics, a more pressing threat or a more cunning effort to lull the anti-Communist world to sleep. But the Kremlin and all that it stood for endured, essentially unchanged in its meaning and its menace.
¶ Gift of the Week: $15 million set aside by the Ford Foundation as a "Fund for the Republic." Headed by Paul G. Hoffman, retiring president of the foundation fund will sponsor studies of restrictions and assaults on academic freedom due process and equal protection under law, protection of minority...
As long as the Undergraduate Schools Committee operated on pre-college students who already had Harvard on their minds, it worked easily and well. But, with lackadaisical alumni groups in some areas of the country, the Committee has found itself holding the entire Harvard publicity bag. For this it is...