Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Latin American deputy, Nelson Rockefeller, the State Department seesawed back to Welles's way of doing things. At the Mexico City Conference last winter, such anti-totalitarians as Mexico's Foreign Minister Ezequiel Padilla led the Latin demand that Argentina's totalitarians be restored to hemispheric fellowship. At San Francisco, this process was completed by Argentina's admission to the world family...
...school Fred was a scrawny-looking boy who soon became a good and serious student. He went to tiny Centre College at Danville on a fellowship, earned his way by working in the 'college library, got his A.B. and his law degree with marks that brought him many a scholastic honor (college average: 96.7; law school average: 98.5). He played basketball, captained the baseball team. (Today he is still as familiar with Big League batting averages as with the rise in the cost of living...
...thousands of American Japanese in the armed forces of the U.S., I would like to thank those numerous Americans who are continuously extending their right hand of fellowship to us: such men as Lieut. James L. Spencer Jr., Lieut. Wolcott Ely, Lieut. Robin W. Gray, Lieut. Eugene C. Rice of the U.S.A.A.F.; and PhM 2/C Donald C. McCane of the U.S.N. [TIME Letters...
First to put itself on record was a group prodded by members of the frankly pacifist Fellowship of Reconciliation. Sixty religious and educational leaders (including Professor Walter Russell Bowie of Manhattan's Union Theological Seminary, Professor Henry J. Cadbury of the Harvard Divinity School and Professor Rufus M. Jones of Quaker Haverford College) signed a statement describing U.S. raids on Japan as "large-scale massacre ... of defenseless women and children . . . [which] cannot be so 'effective' in military terms as to justify itself in terms of humanity and the future peace of the world. . . . The Japanese...
These men will begin work on their Fellowship projects when they are discharged from the armed forces. Also granted a post-service Fellowship was Leo L. Beranek, director of Research on Sound Control and currently engaged in war research here. Otto Benesch, a research fellow at the Fogg Museum of Art, has been awarded his second Guggenheim Fellowship, which goes into effect immediately...