Word: latters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...treaty assuring the free flow of information and a U.N. unit to enforce it. (Editors favored the first, would fight the latter...
...editorial: "We especially object to what Drew Pearson said this week . . . that there were 'already 14,000 Japanese children in Japan born of G.I. fathers.' This is a biological impossibility by our counting. American troops did not land in Japan in great numbers until the latter part of September. . . . Figure it out yourself, Mr. Pearson...
...first time released in the U.S. Its star: Arturo Toscanini, who (with Tenor Jan Peerce, the Westminster Choir and the NBC Symphony Orchestra) made this movie debut, for patriotic motives, free of charge. Content: Verdi's Overture to La Forza del Destino and Hymn of the Nations, the latter with revisions and interpolations by Toscanini. (He changed Italia, patria mia-Italy, my fatherland-to Italia tradita-Italy, betrayed, and climaxed the piece with the Internationale and The Star-Spangled Banner...
There will, however, be no limitation on students now in College who wish to attend the summer term, nor will any applications from men now on leave of absence, or holders of tickets of admission to the College be turned down. The Provost emphasized that the latter two classes of men may enter at the beginning of any term, regardless of the size of the College...
Pregame sports papers with special cartoons by "Sav" have continued in an even grander way, however, along with frequent post game extras. A couple of steals were perpetrated on Yale in its own territory of New Haven in both 1906 and 1940, "scooping" the Yale News both times. The latter was quite frankly a fake, since the reader, after being attracted by the blazing headline "HARLOWMEN THUMP BLUES," was referred for the score to a non-existent page three...