Word: workers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...York's Communist Daily Worker quoted Dr. Shipler as saying: "The Stepinac case is one of the main reasons for our coming to Yugoslavia. We are certain Stepinac should be imprisoned...
...world record set in 1934 by the U.S.'s Jack Medica. Supreme Command Allied Powers officials thought that Furuhashi's mark would be internationally recognized, making him the first postwar Japanese athlete to attract overseas attention. Overnight, Furuhashi became the toast of Tokyo. An earnest office-worker wrote to the Osaka newspaper Asahi: "Each of us must become a Furuhashi. Herein we may find a way to solve the economic crisis...
...Visitors. If the report is unfavorable, another Johnson worker is planted in the staff to make daily reports to Johnson. Such tactics help operators and managers to keep service at a uniform, better-than-average level; in the past they have helped most backers to get their investment back within five years. The wartime ban on pleasure driving cut heavily into their business. But this year, the chain expects to gross nearly $32 million, about 200% more than prewar...
...Examine the suspect's hands for callouses . . . but this is not conclusive.... If his heart is calloused, he's your man." In short, the woods were full of them, and a Communist couldn't be too careful. A point the Worker did not mention: what to do with the capitalist after he was tracked down...
...Alley was crowding Communism's anthem, The Internationale. Last week, Manhattan's Communist Daily Worker printed words and music of a catchy new song which "can be sung with great effect by large numbers of people." The composers: Hans Leo Hassler and Johann Sebastian Bach. The lyricist: Balladeer Tom Glazer, onetime baritone of the "Priority Ramblers," the United Federal Workers Union's singing team. Sample...