Word: martins
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Recipients are: Richard L. Becker of Phillips Academy, Andover, Donald L. M. Blackmer of Harrow, England. Martin A. Chooljian of Haverhill High, Gerald P. Fitzgerald of Weymouth High, John H. T. Harvey of Doerfield Academy, Norman D. Levine of Boston Public Latin, Robert J. Mroceck of South Hadley High, Chase N. Peterson of Middlesex School, Peter P. Sorokin of Winchester High, David B. Tyack of Phillips Exeter Academy, and David A. Yphantis of Boston Public Latin...
...FRANKFURT, German Pastor Martin Niemoller elaborated on his recent stand against denazification laws (TIME, Feb. 16). Only the churches could do such a job, he said: "A deep ideological change can come about only through the Gospel and the grace of the Holy Spirit. You cannot change an ideology by laws." In the hands of the courts, he said, the whole process has become a legalistic mechanism which promotes self-righteousness and "prevents the teachings of the Gospel on guilt and forgiveness from sinking into the minds of the Germans...
...Previous Who's Whos: Dewey (April 5), Warren (April 12), Taft (April 19), Stassen (April 26), Joseph William Martin...
...regulars set out to get him. Hastily but carefully they organized a "write-in" campaign for Duff's old mentor and present campaign foe, U.S. Senator Ed Martin. They launched a heavily financed attack on the governor's state chairman, Harvey Taylor, who was running for renomination as state senator. A fortnight ago Congressman Clarence Brown, Taft's campaign manager, predicted confidently: "Duff will be handled...
...when the primary returns were in, Favorite Son Martin had run a poor third behind Harold Stassen (whose backers had bucked hard for him) and Tom Dewey (who had waged no campaign at all). Not only had Taylor been renominated; throughout the state Duff's candidates for convention delegates had won. Jim Duff concluded, tentatively, that some 60 of the delegates, perhaps more, would vote with...