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Campbell named Scott B. Elledge, instructor in English, as "responsible more than anyone else for the success of the campaign" because of his efforts in organizing the Committee and in publishing its work, and he expressed thanks to Joel Dorius and Beverly J. Laymen, both of the Faculty, for publishing...
Died. Clemens August Cardinal von Galen, 68, towering, recently elevated former bishop of Minister; in Frankfurt am Main. He was the second new cardinal to die within a fortnight (first: John Cardinal Glennon of St. Louis-TIME, March 18). His wartime sermons sometimes bluntly defied the Gestapo by spreading the...
Everybody was inventing something when Mark Twain was writing some of the greatest U.S. fiction ever penned; so Mark, to whom nothing American was alien, was bound to catch the fever. "An inventor is a poet-a true poet!" he cried, when his brother, Orion Clemens, invented a "modest little...
New Europe. The Pope consciously showed that his church was above the war by choosing three cardinals each from victorious France, defeated Germany and neutral, totalitarian Spain. But once more he was practical as well as spiritual: in France and Germany he took care to pick shining lights of the...
Ardent Nazis sometimes popped up in high places. Clemens Krauss, whom the Russians brought to Vienna to conduct symphony concerts, was strongly pro-Nazi. The black, white & red flags which German civilians were allowed to fly in Russian Germany were the emblem, not of the Weimar republic, but of old...