Word: marche
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...opposition to H-220 was successful. On March 3, the Barnes Bill--in amended form--was voted down by the House. At the same time, however, the House approved a bill excluding Communists from teaching in any state school or college...
This bill got through the Senate and was signed by Governor Robert F. Bradford '23 on March 19. It lacked practically all of the controversial features of the Attorney-General's proposal...
...Lycoming College, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, Clarence R. Athearn, professor of Philosophy and Social Ethics, was dismissed in May, 1948. Athearn had been county chairman of the Progressive Party until March of that year...
...Lyndon Teachers' College, a state teachers' college in Vermont, the dean of the college, Luther Macnair, resigned his position in March, 1948. Macnair, then vice-chairman of the state Progressive Party, stated that he was under considerable pressure from various sources, including Burlington newspapers, at the time of his resignation...
...statement yesterday to the CRIMSON, Macnair said: "A reading of the editorials which appeared towards the end of March, 1948, in the Burlington Free Press and the Burlington Times, particularly one in the latter publication entitled 'Macnair Must Go,' will indicate clearly the existence of pressures which led me to tender my resignation to the educational authorities of the state...