Word: sloganeering
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...military park, to deliver a Memorial Day address in which he drew a parallel between his own troubles and General Washington's. President Hoover has never been called a Republican stand-patter. But his advice to the country, to emulate Washington at Valley Forge, may supply a slogan for the 1932 campaign: "Stand Steadfast!" In the 17-minute Valley Forge speech the word "steadfast" recurred seven emphatic times...
...political fate of the Chicago mayor whose slogan was "Keep King George Out of Chicago," and who had threatened to "bust King George on the snoot," was front-page material in London last week. Nearly every paper in the city reported the defeat of William Hale Thompson (TIME, April 13), in page-wide banners and lengthy editorials. Even in Paris the headline of La Liberté was BIG BILL BEATEN...
...answer is: not appreciably. Only that the slogan helped among other things to convince some people that they had been fooled long enough...
...their apologies. Lewis took the expulsion and left the country, while Brown remained to face the music. Later, a worker in Moscow who had lived in America for 13 years asserted that Lewis and Brown were right. This called forth wholesale condemnation from the Soviet Press, which adopted the slogan, 'We can use American industrial technique, but not American race prejudice.' Here in a nutshell is the Soviet attitude that should prove its sincerity to the American Negro...
High powered slogans were coined by the presslords and plastered up, one so lyrically absurd that it soon sifted into London music-hall patter. Slogan...