Word: ann
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Dartmouth men and their guests braved the cold during Outdoor Evening last night to watch Barbara Ann Scott, Women's World Figure Skating Champion, and others in an hour-long ice-spectacle, "Women and Song." Blond, blue-eyed Smith sophomore Susan Darrah, chosen as Queen of the Carnival, admitted being "thrilled to death and nervous...
From the mouth of Elizabeth Bentley, onetime courier for Soviet Spymaster Jacob Golos, came corroboration of the damaging testimony already given by Remington's divorced wife. Ann Moos Remington had told of their solemnly intellectual college romance; of how, when he proposed, she had exacted his promise that "he would continue to be a Communist"; of how, later, when he was working for the War Production Board, he passed on war secrets to Miss Bentley (TIME, Jan. 8). Miss Bentley said that she had met Remington secretly and frequently in Washington, that he paid party dues...
...Ann Moos had given money to Miss Bentley, but it was for an antifascist organization. Flatly, he repeated that he had never been a member of the Communist Party. What about the story that he had passed on war secrets to Elizabeth Bentley? He did not deny that he knew her. He said that he had been introduced to Joe North, editor of the leftist New Masses, at his mother-in-law's home in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., where North was living in Mrs. Moos's garage; that North had introduced him to a "John somebody...
...Ann's testimony about their romance, he had a slightly different account of their discussions. "She was worried about what she thought was my ambition," Remington declared, "and asked me if I would promise her I would not be dominated by a desire to become a successful businessman. She was quite concerned about the Republicanism in my family. I promised her that I would never become so anxious to get ahead in the world that I would give up my concern for...the underprivileged...
...students crowded about the Ann Arbor dormitory that winter night in 1947 were in a boisterous mood. They had cut off the dormitory's electricity were shouting up at a second-story window and bombarding it with snowballs. Their target: Communist Gerhart Eisler, guest of Michigan Youth for Democratic Action...