Word: sloganize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...harsh on Russia than he got from the Tory opposition. He answered them by wheeling round to face his own side of the House as he said: "You cannot carry out a foreign policy on a very narrow and limited basis, neither can you alter history by a slogan...
Hatry pawned his wife's jewels (worth $2,500,000), borrowed from friends, turned his failure into an asset with the slogan "The Man Who Always Pays." Then, to support his new ventures (amalgamations of department stores, steel industries) in a weakening market, Hatry forged a series of municipal bonds, got caught, and went to jail...
Last week they were at it again. They plastered the campus with yellow labels bearing the slogan "It's Up To You." Their goal: a new $500,000 gymnasium as a memorial to U.B.C.'s war dead...
...Carnegie-Illinois' Homestead plant to ten at each gate. The union protested, but obeyed. In Manhattan, Novelist Elizabeth Janeway (The Walsh Girls) formed a committee to raise funds for G.M. strikers, got $35,000 in three days from a heterogeneous list of contributors who agreed with the slogan "Hunger Must Not 'Be a Weapon." The committee promptly began sending the money out to buy food and pay rents. In New York, the city's Welfare Department agreed to aid Western Union strikers who were in need...
...harsh realities, President Gouin proposed a harsh program: 1) deflationary budget cuts, 2) wage and price freezing, 3) limits on nationalization, 4) crushing of black markets, 5) speedup of food and other commodity distribution. He also offered a slogan: "Work, produce, organize...