Word: socialistes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Vienna London last week became the world's No. 1 Socialist city when it stepped into the shoes out of which Socialist Vienna was knocked last month by force of Fascist arms. The Labor Party swept up a comfortable majority of the seats in London's County Council, Conservative stronghold for the past 27 years, and took over the job of spending $600,000,000 in the next three years on education, firefighting, housing and poor relief for 4,500,000 people...
Norman Thomas, famous Socialist leader and nominee for many government offices, will be unable to speak as scheduled tonight, it was announced by the Harvard Liberal Club. Detained in New York on account of business, Mr. Thomas said that he would be in Boston on Thursday, and offered to speak at any time then. It was decided to have the talk at 3 o'clock in the New Lecture Hall. The talk will be given under the auspices of the Liberal Club, with Arthur N. Holcombe '06, professor of Government, presiding...
...here as part of his campaign for the Presidency. He is now engaged on a speaking tour of the country. The speech on Thursday will be given from the viewpoint of an impartial observer of the workings of the recovery administration. His previous speeches here were concerned with the Socialist side of the question involved. Thursday's speech will be open to members of the student body and Faculty of the University...
...about Bishop Jones's lack of enthusiasm for the War. He doggedly refused to "see how a mere declaration by Congress could alter the principles involved." The Episcopal House of Bishops appointed a Commission to look into Bishop Jones's beliefs, his patriotism, his affiliations with "questionable" Socialist and pacifist organizations. Declaring that War is "not an un-Christian thing," the Commission asked Bishop Jones's resignation, got it. The House of Bishops cautiously declined to accept the Commission's report but did accept the resignation on the basis of Bishop Jones's "impaired usefulness...
...serene Paul Jones, Socialist and pacifist still, no longer seemed dangerous to the Episcopal Church. Minister to students at Antioch College, he was called to be acting bishop of the diocese of Southern Ohio until a new bishop was chosen...