Word: protestingly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...spokesman for the group declared, however, that they would protest Duhig's decision to higher University officers...
...mild protest against Churchill's "This is me" [TIME, April 1], one might note Tennyson...
Enlightened Republican. Kuester is an enlightened Republican. In 1932, he voted for Franklin Roosevelt, in protest against the Republican farm program "or lack of one." He is afraid of a runaway market, and his most outspoken beef against OPA is the inability of the Washington planners to understand some of the difficulties of farming. He is friendly to labor. But he is an implacable foe of promiscuous spending of public funds. Gus wants the state's finances run as efficiently as he runs his farm. When legislators start throwing money around, he unfailingly gets up and drawls: "I want...
...last week, as the bulldozers kept on snorting, the Earl had had enough. Off he went to London to protest in person to Clement Attlee. Solidly behind him was the Council for the Preservation of Rural England. In Wentworth village pubs the local tenantry shook their heads. Even the Yorkshire coal miners, led by union president Joseph Hall, voiced their objections. Said the Manchester Guardian approvingly: "The people of the north were deprived of space, light and beauty by the ravages of the industrial revolution ... it is evident that the miners attach a real value to the preservation...
Four months ago, Von KleinSmid reported to California's Board of Education that the "scale" for full professors was from $4,200 to $7,500. Comparing their salary figures at a January protest meeting, 200 faculty members discovered that full professors averaged only $3,600, and that one (a woman) made only $2,600. Von KleinSmid thereupon granted some raises, which the faculty committee calls "utterly inadequate...