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Harry Truman and Frank McKinney are demonstrating that they now recognize corruption as a critical issue "in the 1952 campaign. Their housecleaning gestures, such as the ousting of the Justice Department's Theron Lamar Caudle and the mass firings at the Internal Revenue Bureau (see below), come very late in the season...
...Theron Lamar Caudle knew the friendliest people. Recently fired as head of the Justice Department's tax division, Caudle last week told a House subcommittee about some of his generous acquaintances. Punctuating his testimony with such exclamations as "Oh, my soul... Lord have mercy . . . Lord God almighty," Caudle writhed on the witness stand, lifting his hands above his head, joining them as if in prayer and rolling his banjo eyes upward. In a cotton-thick North Carolina drawl, he denied that he had done any tax favors for the men who treated him so generously...
...last point, however, would effect policy at the University and other Ivy colleges. Coach Lloyd Jordan and his assistants recruit. Last spring Jordan assigned Henry Lamar to cover New England prep schools and Josh Williams and Bob Margarita to keep their eyes on high schools in a search for talented ball players...
Standing before the fireplace in his Washington home one night last week, big Theron Lamar Caudle was not his jovial self. He shifted nervously from foot to foot, and smacked a clenched fist again & again into the open palm of his hand. Reporters were filing into the house to hear what Caudle, chief of the Justice Department's tax division, had to say in defense of himself...
...thing, the jayvees this year will be able to concentrate on learning only the T-formation, since all the varsity's opponents with the exception of Princeton are T teams. Shepard and jayvee line coach Henry Lamar will merely need to teach the squad a few new plays each week to simulate the attack of up-coming Crimson opponents...