Word: spokesman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Labor Government was likely to agree with Tory Spokesman Boothby that the U.S. terms would be an impossible millstone for Britain to carry. Washington expected the British Cabinet to send back a counterproposal which would not be even close to the present U.S. proposition...
...fortnight after China's Nationalists and Communists had parted in incomplete agreement (TIME, Oct. 22), a Communist spokesman in Chungking said...
...made with a fitting air of preoccupied charity. He simply told his United Mine Workers that demands for recognition of their foremen's union-basis of the strike-would be postponed to "a later, more appropriate date." The public was informed, not by Lewis, but by a "spokesman," who explained with a straight face that the action was "obviously . . . taken in the public interest...
...President, spokesman for the U.S. people, this week made a speech that touched about the sorest U.S. problem-strikes in industry. He offered no new method of solution, but what he said made plain sense to most U.S. citizens. At the American Legion County Fair in rural Caruthersville, Mo., the President said...
National Interest. The Navy wants St. John's 32 acres, across Annapolis' King George Street, for a dormitory to house 5,000 midshipmen. Said a Navy spokesman: "St. John's property is urgently required in the national interest." St. John's suggested that Annapolis could expand just as well by crossing College Creek on its north, leaving St. John's alone. The president of the American Institute of Architects gave supporting testimony. But Vice Admiral Aubrey Fitch, the Academy's superintendent, does not want his men to have to march too far between classes...