Word: hues
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...haberdasher's dummy" to a "Silas Lapham" at the three meetings here. Professors Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. '38, and Sam Beer lashed out at the Republicans at a rally and a debate, while Congressman John F. Kennedy '40 and ex-Congressman Thomas H. Eliot '28 added to the hue and cry in an HLU meeting on the Democratic campaign...
...interest, Montel got the right to stay in Canada, eventually become a citizen if he desired. Included in the order were two other Frenchmen: Dr. André Charles Emanuel Boussat and Julien Gaudens Labedan. A similar order is in the works for a fourth small-time collaborator, Jean Louis Hue. The government's rationalization: "Well, they're here. They've got jobs. Let them stay...
Philadelphia will take on a crimson hue the week-end of May 14-16, when alumni from all over the nation converge on the Quaker City for the 1948 meeting of the Associated Harvard Clubs...
...holdings at the higher price. After K-F stopped buying, the stock started down. At $11, K-F had already lost over $460,000 on its stock. K-F had suffered another blow. It had tied up a good chunk of its ready cash in stock. With all the hue & cry over the stock, chances looked slim that K-F would soon be able to find new buyers at the same price to help it raise the $10,000,000 in new capital it badly wanted for expansion...
After the hue & cry over devaluation (TIME, Feb. 9), the trading was anticlimactic. The British and French governments took pains to keep it so, In the black market, the pound was selling for only 750 francs (little more than $2), compared with the official rate of 864 francs (official dollar price: $4.03). To keep cut-rate pounds from being used to buy British exports, Britain set up a new control system in Paris to make sure only pounds bought at the official rate were used in Anglo-French trade. The Dutch and the Belgians were expected to follow the British...