Word: paged
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...going to read the complete record of everything that I can find on this myself," he said, "and I will have to make the final decision on the basis of the ethics involved." When he went to his Gettysburg farm for the weekend, he had with him the 471-page record of the Talbott hearings...
...finest examples of automation on the farm was slighted. The double-page color spread, showing seven Case No. 301 combines speaks for itself, but Case was not mentioned in the text of the article, despite its record of 113 years of mechanical excellence . . . Montevideo...
...Herald defends "the South's deeply grooved traditions," last week headlined its lead editorial: COMMUNIST INFLUENCE OBVIOUS IN SUPREME COURT SEGREGATION DECISIONS. (The Topic has urged a moderate approach to the problems of integration.) Merchants crammed the first twelve-page issue of the Herald with advertising...
...played by June Allyson), the impaled victim is husband Jim (Ferrer), the thorn their marriage. In flashbacks, the wife is shown mothering and dominating docile Jim. When his theatrical career crumbles for want of ever more inner props, Jim tries, in despair, to attach himself to another woman (Joy Page). But her reluctance to play Mom finally drives him to a jar of sleeping pills...
...than the ten or more works which a jury expects to see before granting top honors. Bent on "making up for the injustice at Venice" last year, the ten-man jury gave the $4,000 grand prize to France's aging (74) modernist master, Fernand Leger (TIME color page, June 22, 1953- see cut), then bypassed 29 works by topflight British Painter Graham Sutherland to hand the next prize of $1,300 to Italian Abstractionist Alberto Magnelli...