Word: sloganeer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Whose slogan is " The World's Greatest Newspaper...
...slogan of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States is "Let's Get It Done." Last week some 3,000 top-flight industrialists assembled for the Chamber's 30th annual meeting, found that the U.S. is getting it done. In the flamboyant grand ballroom of Chicago's Hotel Stevens, in committee rooms, in private suites and over late nightcaps, the story was the same: short, sharp debates over taxes, price ceilings, the 40-hour week, the closed shop; then long, heartening discussions of production...
This year Mr. Pinkerton has been flooding Britain with leaflets outlining his crusade. The League's slogan: "Men's Jobs for Men. Babies for Women...
...still there, at 67, in World War II. This year up popped a brash Republican to take a crack at Invincible Charlie. Squat, bespectacled Attorney Arthur M. Geary is no glamor boy, is considered a nuisance by most Oregon G.O.P. leaders. But he slung out a slogan that no one could ignore: "MacArthur v. McNaryism...
Steinbeck's already famous phrase, "The flies have conquered the flypaper," is a memorable slogan and, taking a very long view, a valid observation. But in terms of here & now, it has still to be proved...