Word: spokesmen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Norton bill laid down a method for handling disputes by: 1) negotiation, 2) conciliation, 3) mediation. Compulsory arbitration, which was to have been the fourth step, was dropped when spokesmen for both labor and industry strenuously opposed...
When the Germans launched their second supposedly final attack on Moscow a fortnight ago Berlin military spokesmen called it a "do-or-die" drive. It was planned and commanded by Field Marshal Fedor von Bock, who because he loves to lecture his men on the glory of dying for the Fatherland, is called der Sterber (the Dier). By this week many a German had died before Moscow, and the Dier was still doing. But the city still stood...
...Spokesmen for thousands of workers in Massachusetts, the representatives include Herbert Morse, head of the A.F. of L. local at the National Fireworks Company at Hanover, N. H., John J. O'Connell, president of the CIO U.A.W. local at Somerville, Alfred Coulthard, head of the CIO United Electrical Workers Union in the General Electric plant at Lynn, John Connell, member of the A.F. of L. building trades and commissioner of the State Housing Authority, Miss Rose Pinnella, of the CIO Textile Workers of America at Lawrence, and James C. Dunne, head of the American Federation of the CIO Government Employees...
Isolationists lost a long-hoped-for ally last week when ten official spokesmen for the U.S. Roman Catholic Hierarchy announced their stand on Christianity and the war, formally divorced Catholicism and Isolationism. Instead, the prelates...
...Leaders of organized labor and government officials concerned with defense problems have both expressed a desire to come together to discuss these problems. We have had splendid cooperation from the Government in securing able spokesmen for the Federal agencies concerned with the problems of labor in national defense...