Word: forwarder
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...assignment of administrative officers is the responsibility of department heads-and that of no one else. McCarthy, who went charging about in high dudgeon on first hearing of the McLeod action, cooled off rapidly and said he expected that the State Department, in the normal course of procedure, would forward an explanation. Mild also was his answer to Defense Secretary Charles Wilson, who said McCarthy's charges of the Army's coddling Communists were nothing but "damn tommyrot." Wilson said he would not treat a waiter the way McCarthy treated Brigadier General Ralph Zwicker, and he added...
...This has been a fateful week in the history of American Government," said Stevenson. "We are witnessing the bitter harvest from the seeds of slander, defamation and disunion planted in the soil of our democracy . . . Where we looked forward to a nation united, we have a people divided. Where we expected candor, we have misrepresentation. Where we expected firm leadership, we have timidity...
Recourse to Rio. This week, with tension eased by a long weekend adjournment after Toriello's blast, the U.S. put forward its anti-Communist resolution. The resolution provided that the republics agree that "domination or control of the political institutions of any American state by the international Communist movement . . . would constitute a threat . . . and call for appropriate action in accordance with existing treaties." Under the 1947 Rio treaty, the American Foreign Ministers may meet and take action if two-thirds of the members of the Organization of American States decide that the political independence of an American state...
...present stature. The only trouble was that though Dr. Barnard was long on ideas, he was perpetually short of money. An educational statesman, he advocated honors courses, modern languages, the admission of women ("conducive to good order"), uniform entrance requirements for U.S. colleges, and teacher training. He looked forward to the day when Columbia would be a great university, complete with such modern additions as schools of engineering, architecture and commerce. Nevertheless, Columbia stayed put in its former deaf & dumb asylum on East 49th Street. It remained for the Midas touch of millionaire President Seth Low and his autocratic successor...
Today also revealed last night that another witness had come forward in the Thayer robbery, Hubert E. Hocutt '57, of Stoughton Hall. Hocutt told the detectives yesterday he saw a dark-haired, unshaven man "young enough to pass for a student" leave Thayer North about five minutes before the robbery in Thayer South...