Word: instructors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...decision will come in the case of Paul, M. Sweezy, once an economic instructor at Harvard. In March of 1954, the Humanities department at the state-owned University of New Hampshire, informed that Sweezy was going to speak on Socialism, and probably Communism, asked to question Sweezy. Although this same lecture had been given in the two previous years, Wyman insisted that Sweezy be investigated before being allowed to speak Acting under chapter 193 of the N. H. Law of 1951 (Sumversive Activities Act), Wyman called Sweezy in for testimony...
...Federal Grand Jury in Washington indicted Singer, a former Harvard instructor, on November 22 on charges of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions before the House Un-American Activities Committee about his associates in a wartime Marxist study group in Cambridge...
...East Air Forces. An enlisted infantry soldier in World War I (St. Mihiel, the Argonne, Verdun), "Pat" Partridge re-enlisted after the Armistice, won an appointment from the ranks to West Point, joined the embryonic Army Air Service after graduation in 1924. A test pilot and flight instructor in the years that followed, Partridge never lost his love for flying as he rose to top command, e.g., Eighth Air Force in Europe, Fifth Air Force in Korea...
...University may acquire a special skating instructor. Over 200 undergraduates have petitioned the H.A.A. for such. The request won't be seriously considered until next year, however, since this year's athletic budget has already gone to the Corporation...
Cutler is currently consultant to the National Security Council. He has been an Overseer since 1949. During the war Cutler was a Brigadier General and received the Distinguished Service Medal. While at the University he was editor of the Law Review and an Instructor of English...