Word: dagbladet
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...only three. Norwegians were quick to point out that "all" flags are flown on the anniversaries of such great Norwegian authors as Ibsen and Bjornson. Said the newspaper Dagbladet: "Hamsun will go down in history as one of the greatest authors. But . . . any attempt to explain away his conduct during the war would be wrong and in bad taste...
...curtain fell, the audience rose and applauded for almost half an hour, while the cast took more than a dozen curtain calls. Critical reaction ranged from Svenska Dagbladet's "One of the most powerful realistic dramas written in this century," to the Morgan-Tidningen's "The most gripping picture of hell that has ever been seen in the theater." But one first-nighter grumbled that "Such drawn-out, detailed probing of personalities can only keep the interest of somebody personally involved." Another offered a new title for the O'Neill opus: Four Acts in Search...
CHURCH GIVES U.S.A. 3-D MUSIC, headlined Svenska Dagbladet). For six weeks last summer, the Skanninge Lutheran church became a studio with 20 microphones draped through holes in the ceiling. Traffic was diverted and the town hall's council chamber near by became the recording control room...
...What should schools do when pupils have children?" asked Stockholm's Svenska Dagbladet. A Bible teacher in a school in southern Sweden had posed the question after two girls bore babies fathered by fellow students. Should they be expelled, or at least get bad-conduct marks on their final reports? The Bible teacher's view was that they should. Not so. said the principal, and handed out good-conduct marks. The school's teaching staff agreed, taking the position that "the schools should not punish, now that society no longer does." The outraged Bible teacher appealed...
Curiously, Thagaard is no Socialist but a Liberal, a brilliant economist and lawyer, and chairman of the board of Oslo's leading Liberal daily, Dagbladet. Appointed price director in 1920, he has been virtually impregnable in his job ever since. The milestones of his career are the bleached bones of Norwegian free enterprise, starting with antimonopoly laws in the '30s, through price-control laws in 1940: the more severe postwar emergency controls in 1947 (popularly called "Lex Thagaard"), and ending in this week's law. Today Norwegians call him "Rex Thagaard...