Word: threatfully
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Frye described Mossadegh as being a wealthy landowner having dictatorial powers but lacking dictatorial qualities. "It's difficult to see what he's after. He's being pushed." Frye told of an earlier attempt on the Premier's life and stressed, "This is a constant threat...
...hard-shelled Cardinal Segura, who has repeatedly attacked such freedom of worship as is granted to Spain's 20,000-odd Protestants, is equally persistent in his opposition to Caudillo Franco's Fascist party, the Falange. His reason: he believes that both Protestants and Falangists are a threat to Roman Catholicism. The latest bulletin of his archdiocese, out last week, contained a letter forbidding seminarians to attend the Falange's summer youth camps. The atmosphere there, said the cardinal, "is full of perils for the formation of the conscience of a future priest...
...Americans, including Harry Truman, who in a wire last week acknowledged him as "the head of our party" and urged him to "revitalize the national committee and set the wheels in motion toward a victory in 1954." Harry added a sentence which many a Stevensonian might regard as a threat: "I will do everything I can to help...
...first, the remaining teachers were willing to wait until the next annual meeting of the regents before carrying out their threat. But as the summer wore on, the controversy spread beyond Sewanee. The Episcopal General Convention slapped the regents by passing a resolution deploring racial "injustices...
...that time, Conant advocated a single school system in America, serving all creeds. He declared then that "The greater the proportion of our youth who attend independent schools, the greater the threat to democratic unity...