Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Paterson is expected to report on his and vice-chairman Richard Bolling's "stewardship" of AVC since the withdrawal of Charles G. Bolte last June--with special emphasis upon recent progress in integrating chapters with union locals...
...ever justified? Yes, says the commission, when it is undertaken: 1) to redress a grave injury committed by another state; 2) to defend one's country against attack; 3) to help a belligerent "whose cause . . . [one] believes to be just." But, the report adds, war must be waged with a right intention-"the establishment of peace founded in justice...
...commission contained one pacifist, the Venerable Percy Hartill, Archdeacon of Stoke-on-Trent, who registered his disapproval of any kind of modern war in a minority note. But the report itself gave short shrift to his view: "There are those who say that the solution is to counter aggression by love. Ultimately that may be true. But is it applicable to the problem that confronts us? ... A nation that by disarmament rendered itself defenseless would not be assisting in the prevention of aggression, which is the only way to preserve justice in the world...
...television screens in nine cities last week, an announcer introduced something new in business procedure: "This is a report by Union Oil Co. It is the story of $171 million . . . where it came from and where it went...
...report, all wrapped up in a film, took the viewers (including many Union stockholders, who got letters well in advance) across oilfields, up to the tops of derricks, through refinery gates and aboard the company's seven-tanker fleet. Now & again the camera veered back into a board room and focused on Union Oil Co. of California's President Reese Hale Taylor. He gave an item-by-item explanation of the company's annual financial report, the first ever televised...