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...principle of released time represents the beginning of the unseating of secularism from its preeminent position in public education, the undersigned cannot but applaud. Robert H. Russell, 3G V.H. Viglielmo...
...London, an enthusiastic audience filled the Palladium to applaud 68-year-old Sophie ("Last of the Red-Hot Mammas") Tucker on the 30th anniversary of her first appearance in Britain. Next morning the critics added their cheers. Said the News Chronicle: "She is as irresistible as a steam roller. She is Miltonic as well as Rabelaisian; for she is full of 'nods and becks and wreathed smiles' and is the personification of 'sport that wrinkled care derides...
...main point of his speech, however, as Conant himself states, is "to make the hostile critics of the public schools in the United States show their colors." Though few colors have appeared as yet, we must applaud the President's effort; this issue has remained in back rooms too long...
Ingalls finished and looked up. Taftmen leaped to their feet to applaud, but the ovation was noticeably lighter than it had been at the beginning. Two seats away, Earl Warren, his face frozen in a faint quarter-smile, applauded perfunctorily. Cabot Lodge gave two handclaps, got up from the speakers' table and strode angrily from the platform...
TIME [Nov. 26] erred in its inclusion of me among the members of the Playwrights' TV Theater, an organization which has no relation to the Playwrights' Company (for the production of stage plays) of which I am a member. However, I beg to applaud Elmer Rice's action in resigning and his admirable statement, which you quoted, of his reasons therefor...