Word: workers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Thus 46-year-old paper-mill worker Gordon Richard Long last week described to the Maidstone police how he killed his seven-year-old daughter because she was deformed and imbecile. "I loved my daughter very much," he said, "more so than if she had been normal-bringing about her death is the hardest thing I have ever done...
Moonshine. Accounts of most foreign newsmen in Bucharest agreed with Bourgin's testimony. But not all. The Government hustled New York Daily Worker Correspondent John Pittman to a radio microphone to give his view. Gushed Pittman: "Millions of American Negroes and peasants would be glad to get a chance to go to the polls and have police and soldiers protect them." At a post-election press conference, U.S. and British newsmen questioned Premier Groza mercilessly about the excesses they had witnessed. When a Pravda correspondent finally got a chance, he asked the Premier a question that was a perfect...
Trousdale's efficient organization has been kept intact by promoting hard workers, enabling them to become stockholders. Says Trousdale: "Anyone who works a little harder than the next guy will get somewhere." Hardest worker of all is Paul Trousdale, who was running things from his bed last week (see cut) after a tumble downstairs...
...business that unions cannot strike against the government is the dreadful wail of King Canute. Over the last 100 years there have been over 5,000 strikes against federal, state, and municipal governments; so long as the injustices of private enterprise are carried over into public works, the worker has a right to strike. But in those utilities which are vital to the national economy, it is the duty of the government to correct conditions which imperil the operation of the utility. And the conditions which create the current blind obedience to a demagogic and dangerous leader are deeply rooted...
...Communist Daily Worker: "The Truman Government caved in ... and put up no defense of the F.D.R. heritage...