Word: protesters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Students last night voted overwhelmingly in favor of world reconstruction and adequate military defense on the foreign policy referendum circulated by the H.L.U. 1292 persons voted in the H.L.U. poll, which was in protest against this week's earlier Y.P. "Peace Poll...
...great British meat hunt warmed up last week. Prodded by the swelling protest from meat-hungry Britons (TIME, Feb. 19), the government sent a trade expedition flying off to reopen negotiations with Argentina. In command was John Edwards, Economic Secretary to the Treasury. Edwards' task: to get a compromise deal that would save face for Socialist bulk-buyers who last year refused to pay Argentina's price...
Howard Mumford Jones, professor of English, Carl J. Friedrich, professor of Government, Merle Fainsod, professor of Government, and Arthur A. Maass, assistant professor of Government, all refused offers to lecture at California in protest against the Board of Regents' action. They turned down summer teaching posts...
Early this term there was a short-lived protest movement against Mulvihill's re-election, and several workers circulated petitions to leave the H.U.E.R.A. Sullivan said that two of the biggest gripes are seniority and grievance procedure...
...Wednesday the United Labor Policy Committee voted to withdraw all union men from the mobilization machinery, in protest against Wilson's management. Specifically, they complained that wages had been frozen though rents, retail and farm prices, and profits were allowed to rise. Economic Stabilizer Johnston answered these criticisms Thursday by several concessions, allowing cost-of-living pay increases to carry wages above the previously-announced ceiling. But the deadlock remains, founded on a deeper dissatisfaction of labor...