Word: marshals
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Yugoslavia, according to St. John, was loaded down with physical burdens but miraculously buoyed up by love for Marshal Tito. Volunteers laboring on "the 1946 Youth Railroad" sang joyous songs declaring that "America and Britain will be proletarian lands some day too." "Brigades" of sun-bronzed youths, encamped in "pleasing" barracks, assured the visitors that they toiled "in harmony [without any] need for discipline." Author St. John gave one of the girl workers an American lipstick, asking her "when she looked at it ... to remember that in our country there are young people who also have freshness and ideals...
Governor Robert F. Bradford '23 will lead the alumni at Commencement on June 10, the Alumni Association reported yesterday. Bradford is a member of the twenty-fifth anniversary class, from which the Chief Marshal for Commencement is traditionally chosen...
Levin Hicks Campbell III, of Short Hills. New Jersey and Adams House became first marshal of the Class of 1948 in a final tabulation of votes yesterday. Ray Allan Goldberg, of Fargo, North Dakota and Lowell House, was named second marshal and Richard Thomas Gill, of Longbranch, New Jersey, was elected third marshal...
...trial, Tanaka testified three times for the prosecution, twice for the defense. On the stand he was witty, self-possessed, contemptuous of his surroundings, making full use of his amazing memory for details. Peremptorily he picked the few defendants on whose behalf he wished to intercede. Of Field Marshal Shunroku Hata he said: "I will testify for that man. . . . He's a fool." Of ex-Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu: "My personal good friend. He, together with myself, has always been opposed to war." But most other defendants he decided to condemn-admittedly for reasons of personal revenge. Said Tanaka...
What was up? Budapest found out. Hungary's great & good friend, Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia, arrived to sign a treaty of amity and mutual...