Word: proceed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Later, Councillor John D. Lynch, a non-C.C.A. man but pro-Atkinson, introduced a new motion to proceed to the election. C.C.A. Mayor Joseph A. De-Ouglielmo declared the new motion was out of order, however, and when Lynch appealed his decision, DeGuglielmo denied the appeal because it was not seconded...
Eight days later, Daninos received a second questionnaire repeating many of the previous questions. Daninos blew up. Last week the Paris Figaro frontpaged a Daninos letter to President Truman. Said Daninos: "Being only vaguely informed about the U.S., I would like to proceed with an 'investigation check.'" Sample questions directed at the U.S.: "1) What were you doing before the discovery of America? (List of residences before and after 1492-complete history of employment.) 2) What is your complexion? Distinctive marks and characteristics? 3) References: give the names of three major and responsible countries, not related...
...Taft holds out no prospect of "agreement among nations," and he effectively attacks proposals for world government. How, then, does the U.S. proceed to foster law and justice? Taft approves of propaganda for liberty, but seems to have little feeling for the kind of action that gives such propaganda force and body. For instance, he repeatedly says that the U.S. should not offer aid to countries which are not willing to aid themselves; he does not recognize that in many instances the offer of U.S. aid is the best propaganda for liberty and that it creates in other countries...
...Cadillacs, sped off to open Parliament. It was the first royal address since Egypt abrogated its treaty with Britain. Solemnly, Farouk handed the ribbon-tied speech to aging Premier Nahas, who quavered through it for 40 minutes. Beyond acknowledging that abrogation was an "accomplished fact" and that Egypt would proceed accordingly, "without hesitation or delay," the government made no concessions to the fanatic nationalists. It did not reject the West's Middle East Command proposal. As Nahas read, the King sat composedly, fondling a pair of grey gloves. When it was over, he coughed, tapped his foot until Nahas...
Fifteen times during the past three weeks, Assistant Secretary of State George McGhee set out on a little ritual. He would proceed to the suite of Iran's Premier Mohammed Mossadegh, enter, sit down by the Premier's bedside, talk for an hour or two, then depart...