Word: paged
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...British Empire and the British Commonwealth and the British dream are not rotten or dying or disintegrating. Perhaps TIME (March 12) can think only in terms of guns, dollar balances, wealth, but in the terms of history the British Commonwealth is writing a page in history of a greatness never conceived by man before . . . Let the frustrations of foreign ingratitude . . . not blind TIME in honoring its true friends. The mighty British Commonwealth and Empire has experienced these things for centuries...
...page veto message Governor McKeldin rejected the argument that the fast-growing Carling company, which has risen from 62nd to eighth place among U.S. brewers in the past seven years, might force Maryland brewers out of business. He cited letters from Governor Frank Lausche of Ohio, where Carling's head office is situated, praising the company as "a good citizen," and from the mayor of Cleveland, describing Carling as "an asset to Cleveland." Said Governor McKeldin: "If there is danger of unfair practices . . . the remedy should lie in the strengthening of existing laws-not in barring an enterprise because...
...book-cluttered apartment on lower Fifth Avenue, Galindez patiently assembled all the known facts about Generalissimo Trujillo. Most of the research went toward a critical, 750-page dissertation on Trujillo submitted for a Ph.D. degree at Columbia. Galindez also worked on a scathing novel about the strongman, and wrote many an attack on Trujillo in magazine articles and pamphlets published in the U.S. and Mexico...
...Shimonis," sketch quickly and incisively the character of a young, aggressive politician and the small Pennsylvania city in which he lives. Reichley's staccato prose is full of the broken rhythms of speech and laughter which fill the words with energy until they seem ready to burst from the page with excitement. Sometimes callous, sometimes raucous, always to the point, his style is very far from Agee's, and in its way is effective and gripping...
...aroused wide resentment. Next day, following a number of unofficial party meetings, thousands of young Georgians demonstrated in the streets of Tiflis, carrying portraits of Stalin and shouting his praises. Three days later, to appease this outburst, the official Georgian Communist paper, Dawn of the East, devoted a whole page to glorifying Stalin. But having made this concession, Dawn of the East next day carried a demand that "provocateurs and enemy elements" in Georgia be crushed. Then orders came to "crush" the revolt. Some 15,000 party aides went to work "re-educating" the Georgians...