Word: publicized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Under the Feinberg bill, the Board of Regents, the top governing body of the state public-school system, will be the sole authority for weeding out "subversive" teachers; The bill requires the regents to draw up a list of all subversive organizations (the U.S. Department of Justice's list may be used as a guide) and makes membership in such organizations sufficient grounds for summary removal. The regents are also empowered to dismiss school employees for the "utterance of any treasonable or seditious word ... or the doing of any treasonable or seditious act . . ." regardless of their affiliations...
Italy, by far the cheapest for travel (a good meal costs only a dollar), was also anxious to please. Though the prim government forbade Italians to wear two-piece bathing suits or abbreviated trunks on the public beaches, Americans were free to wear what they wanted at such international resorts as Portofino, Lido and Capri. This year there would be classical plays for tourist audiences, performed under floodlights in the ruins of Pompeii. Like other Italians, the pickpockets were getting ready for the tourists. Rome newspapers reported last week that they were brushing up their art at special schools, where...
...directors settled the dispute, at least for the time being. Joe Frazer was eased upstairs into the new job of vice chairman of the board, and Edgar was made president. Out went two Frazer men: Vice President and Sales Manager W. A. MacDonald, and Vice President O. B. Hotter, public relations head...
...Liberal Union Film Series will present a special showing of "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" on May 3, Roy F. Gootenberg '49, HLU Public Relations Director, announced last night. This is the first film to be supplied by RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. since they agreed on March 22 to renew HLU's location approval and resume supplying them with 16mm films...
...vote last week the school group refused the Forum's request on a motion introduced by Mayor Michael J. Neville, who characterized Laski as "pro-Communist, anti-Catholic, and anti-religious." The Mayor stated that he was against using public school halls for speeches by "men with Laski's philosophy of government...