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...years, at every roll call, Senate clerks had written the words "necessarily absent" after the name of the senior Senator from New York. Nevertheless, Senate pages continued to tend the inkwell and sand holder at his vacant desk, and his name appeared from time to time (as a cosponsor) on Senate bills...
Cleveland's "town meeting," of which TIME was a cosponsor, produced plenty of "reciprocal candor." Most of the speakers were, in one capacity or another, officials of their countries. Generally, officials speak only to officials. In this instance, however, they came to talk to the citizens of Cleveland-and over their shoulders to the rest...
...single out all of the people responsible for the success of the Cleveland Institute is not possible in this space, but TIME, as cosponsor, would like to convey its thanks to the citizens of Cleveland and the members of its Council; to Cleveland's Mayor Thomas Burke and Ohio's ex-Governor Frank J. Lausche; to the National Broadcasting Company (for producing nine special programs on the forum and broadcasting them coast-to-coast); to Cleveland's local radio stations (for the 31 forum programs they sent out over their transmitters); to the U.S. State Department...
Through three days of meetings last week the Institute, of which TIME was a cosponsor, did not depart far from Padilla's keynote. The 23 speakers were primarily concerned with plain people-what they would eat and wear, how they thought and felt and worshiped, and what would happen to them if war came again...
...further the cooperation in presenting forums before the student body, the International Club, headed by Stephen Fischer-Gala'i '45, has agreed to cosponsor all meetings held by this new group, as has the Radcliffe League for Democracy. The primary aim of the Forum is to present one forum every two weeks...