Word: voted
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...official resolution, adopted after almost three hours of testimony by delegates to the N.S.A. Constitutional Convention, sets forth Council approval of the principles of the N.S.A. and provides that "after further study of the Constitution..." it will present the document to the students for vote "with the recommendation that it be approved...
...wage was in 1914. The U.A.W., which had threatened to strike if it did not get the plan, apparently agreed. It loudly proclaimed that the joint U.A.W.-Ford pension plan would be a pattern for all other automakers to follow. But last week, as the plan went to a vote of Ford's 110,000 workers, it looked as if pensions were doomed to overwhelming defeat. In returns from six of the 43 Ford union locals, the vote was eleven to one against the plan...
Railroader Robert R. Young was as happy as a bridegroom as he appeared before ICC in Washington last week. He wanted permission for himself and Robert J. Bowman, president of the Chesapeake & Ohio, to sit on the New York Central's board of directors. Thus he could vote his 400,000 shares (6%) of Central stock and exercise working control of the road. As Young had been invited in by Central, he looked for no opposition from...
...report is approved, the question of official association will be submitted to the student body for a general referendum "In the near future," Edric A. Weld, Jr. '46, Council president, predicted last night. Although affiliation with the newly-organized group could be made by Council vote alone, Weld believes the move is of sufficient importance to warrant a College-wide ballot...
...report, including the proposal that the Council vote for affiliation, will be submitted in person by the three delegates and their alternates who took part in the seven-day convention at Madison. They are Francis D. Fischer '48, Frederrick D. Houghteling '50, Selig S. Harrison, '48, William J. Richard, Jr. '49, David C. Poskanzer '50, and Weld himself...