Word: spokesmen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Greece, despite the Communist-led (| EAM's bitter boycott of the nation's first elections in ten years, some 70% of the electorate voted. Under the eyes of British troops and Allied observers, they gave the Populist (Royalist) Party an edge over the Republican (center) coalition. Spokesmen for the EAM. which a year ago had seemed unquestionably Greece's most popular faction, blustered: "There'll be another round...
Administration spokesmen could argue that many of the measures were indeed being carried out. Baruch's implied answer was that they were not being carried out competently. How would Baruch prohibit strikes and still keep what Americans understood to be their rights...
...Federal Council of Churches, which last week differed from Winston Churchill on the drift of world affairs (see INTERNATIONAL), is the biggest single body of U.S. religious opinion. Its 400 delegates are the nominal spokesmen for some 27,000,000 members of 22 Protestant and three Orthodox church groups. Each church group is represented in the Council by four delegates, plus another delegate for each 50,000 of its communicants. The Council's chief purpose: "to secure a larger combined influence for the churches of Christ in all matters affecting the moral and social condition of the people...
...Union spokesmen have consistently offered to submit the dispute to any arbitration board and abide by the decision. . . . The company . . . will not arbitrate the terms of an agreement. . . . Since the inception of the strike, their relationship has progressively worsened...
...Spokesmen. The Navy proposes to garrison its outposts with 51,500 men and 4,500 officers-half the Navy's entire personnel...