Word: protesters
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Lawyer George Crockett Jr. was on his feet. Exclaimed Medina: "So we're going to have each one of you take a crack at me. Now you see your chance to follow up with a little more harassment." Crockett started to protest. Medina shut him up. An exasperated Justice had had a little more than it could bear. Waving his hands and saying "Woosh," Medina dismissed Witness Marcantonio and adjourned court for the weekend...
State Chairman. John R. Franco, a party wheelhorse, was not consulted. When he arrived to protest, he found that it was too late to do anything-the convention was dominated by August Scholle...
...first protest came after the HLU's performance of Citizen Kane which attracted over 1600 persons. The University Theater management complained to RKO that this constituted competition...
...graduate students sent a telegram to President Raymond B. Allen denouncing the whole affair. A Students' Organization for Academic Rights had sprung up overnight on the Washington campus. Last week, hundreds of students, accompanied by a handful of faculty members, crowded into the University Unitarian Church for a protest meeting...
...Forward the Heart sharply fails. It mingles two such general problems as race and rehabilitation to produce the most special of stories-one that calls less for earnestness than intensity. It is a story to be treated, if at all, in terms of tragic irony rather than realistic protest. As realism, the play can no more achieve an artistic resolution than it can supply a practical answer. As realism, it also suffers a good deal from very seldom seeming real. Author Reines is always too conscious of his social issues, too ready with a speech. What is most disastrous...