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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The defeat of Nazism in this war will demand more than military victory asserted Pitirim A. Sorokin, professor of Sociology last night as he pointed out that the construction of a lasting peace will require the elimination of national sovereignty, and the establishment of a a strong international government. The...
Citing Bridges' excellent work in the war effort and in bringing order to the West Coast unions, Coolidge said that "it was highly appropriate that he should speak on the topic of 'Labor and War' on Armistice Day" even though he was giving a regular speech for the occasion.
Although Harlow used only six substitutes in the Brown game, because of the excess cold, a condition which facilitates injuries, he will probably throw in a pack of subs if the occasion warrants it on Saturday, so the boys can earn their letters.
The first time that Robert C. Enos, president of Mellon-financed Standard Steel Spring Co., met C.I.O. face to face was in a sheriff's office. The occasion: a bitter, bloody strike in 1936 in the company's Pittsburgh fabricating plant.
Already celebrated last year in England and many other countries, the day will be the occasion for demonstrations, among others, by all the colleges of London and New York, as well as ceremonies at most of those in the Boston area, including Wellesley, Radcliffe, Simmons, Tufts, B.C. and B.U. Dean...