Word: judds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...every intelligent schoolboy knows, there was no need for all this huffing. Uncle Sam would never condemn people to starvation out of spite. Last week 14 Senators and ten Representatives banded together to press for bipartisan action. Among them was Minnesota's Representative Walter H. Judd, a courageous champion of China's Chiang Kaishek and a dead-aim critic of Nehru's foreign policy. And Wisconsin's raspingly 110% American, Senator Joe McCarthy, came out for feeding the Indians. This set the scene for the announcement that President Truman would shortly make a formal request...
...entire production is under the supervision of Peter Judd '53 with Malcolm H. Holmes '28, in charge of the orchestra...
...House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing, Congressman Walter Judd, ex-missionary to China and longtime critic of Acheson, made one observation apropos the State Department's alibis: "I can give you a thousand reasons why we cannot succeed in China, but our job is to find means by which we can succeed." Those means were never thoroughly explored...
Students will pay eight dollars for an unreserved seat for the series with tickets sold through the colleges. Judd said that Phillips Brooks House would probably handle the sale here. Warren Abbott '51, head of the P.B.H. ticket bureau, said last night that he had not been contacted about Symphony tickets, but he would be glad to sell them, if asked...
...Judd said that another concert series is impossible at low prices. The union agreed to this rehearsal series because the proceeds from it will go to the orchestra's pension fund...