Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...South America for a year, part of the time in Brazil and the other part in Argentina. I have Brazilian, Argentine, American, English, German, Italian, Hungarian and French friends, pro-Axis and anti-Axis friends, and because of this have been able to observe a great deal in regard to the political and economic situation between South America and other nations. There is a lot of palaver about the "Good Neighbor Policy." . . . Great Britain and the U.S. are very eager to entice all the South American nations on their side. The Axis powers are very busy also. Well, the first...
...tide of opinion arose in Britain to the effect that one more major defeat-such as the loss of the Suez Canal-would call for a radical change, if not the exit of the Churchill Government. Few doubted that Prime Minister Churchill, due to face Parliament this week with regard to Crete, would encounter the first heavy criticism of his Prime Ministry...
Taking over the management of picketed plants will not bring the workers back to the assembly line. Once it has assumed control, the Army will find itself in much the same position with regard to the strikers as do the owners now. The determination of the Union, shown at its meeting yesterday, not to be browbeaten by President Roosevelt's threat of force provides an indication of how labor all over the country will react to the presence of two battalions of infantry in the offing. If the Army takes over in Inglewood tomorrow the strike will be farther from...
...Union has the courage to oppose aid-to-Britain, the CRIMSON the courage to favor aid-to-Britain and to oppose war, William M. Wood the courage explicitly to favor the President's program--and all three, looking on the formulation of their own views as a national responsibility, regard it equally as their duty to protect the propagation of opposing views . . . Louis H. Pollack...
Despite President Roosevelt's "national emergency," the CRIMSON does not regard the statements made in Mr. Dennis's advertisements as seditious. Mr. Dennis himself is willing to accept all responsibility and to back his product with his "good name...