Word: workers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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When he had finished, the reporter from the Communist Daily Worker asked him if his collective punishment policy was not the same as that used by the Nazis. Templer's lip curled into a smile like a soundless snarl. Grimly he recited the prosaic, ghastly facts & figures he had had to deal with. "I notice you do not deny using the Fascist system," said the Daily Worker reporter. "Didn't bother to," said Templer. The Communist reporter asked: "What is the level of anemic malnutrition in Malaya?" Answered Ternpier: "I haven't the vaguest idea." The reporter...
...veteran first-string. Amory Hubbard (28 points last season), captain and center Walt Greeley (26 points) and George Chase make up this first aggregation. They are better than ever, Weiland reports, and Chase is greatly improved. Ace playmaker Greeley, along with Wood and Bray, is the hardest worker on the squad he says. "They're really barging in and digging out the puck this season...
...Special Counsel: Thomas Stephens, 49, slight, Irish-born corporation lawyer, for many years a Republican worker in Manhattan and a close friend of Herb Brownell. His duties are still unspecified...
...England's industrial renaissance-or has had more to do with it-than Laurence Frederick Whittemore, 58, installed last week as president of the New England Council, a sort of super-Chamber of Commerce for the region. Long a New England booster, Whittemore started as an shop worker for the Boston & Maine Railroad, worked up to assistant to the president, and for a year was president of the New York, New Haven & Hartford under irascible old Frederic C. Dumaine...
...should go with it, and she turned to Dickens for advice in her philanthropies. For more than 30 years, through all the hurry of his vivid career, Dickens found time to investigate most of the many appeals for her aid; he was, in short, almost a full-time social worker as well as a major novelist...