Word: conventionalized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Despite the verdict of Appomattox, the doctrine of interposition now walks through the South again. Last week, in the Virginia Senate, on Robert E. Lee's birthday, State Senator Harry Carter Stuart, a great-nephew of General Jeb Stuart, introduced a resolution "Interposing the sovereignty of the State against...
Clement's vice-presidential strategy is fairly well set up. By withholding Tennessee's delegate vote from Home-Stater Estes Kefauver, Clement thinks he can win the favor of front-running Candidate Adlai Stevenson. With the help of his great admirer, Harry S. Truman, Clement hopes to land...
Tomorrow the President will go to Tyler, Texas to talk at the annual convention of the state Episcopal Diocese. At other times during the trip, Pusey will escape from his alumni obligations. He will speak to a Town Hall luncheon in Los Angeles, to a Mile High Club meeting in...
Throughout the state of Virginia, an icy wind blew. Freezing rain fell in the north, and there was snow in the mountains of the southwest. But last week Virginians trooped to the polls in force to chalk up a vote second only to the state record set in the 1952...
The situation was a far cry from the day only three years ago, when James B. Carey, the slight but tough president of the 362,000-member International Union of Electrical Workers, stood proudly beside Westinghouse's President Gwilym A. Price at his union's convention and proclaimed...