Word: rosenberger
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...report issued Monday. Anna Rosenberg, Defense Department's manpower chief, declared: "College deferments are postponements in the national interest to complete college training. They must not become virtual exemptions. When a man graduates, he should enter the military service even though he may have become a parent in the meantime...
JOHN ALFRED HANNAH, 50, president of Michigan State College, to be Assistant Secretary of Defense in charge of manpower and personnel, the job now held by Anna Rosenberg. First distinguished as an authority on poultry, Grand Rapids-born Hannah showed his talent as an organizer when he took over Michigan State; after spending eleven years and $35 million, the amiable, open-door prexy promoted big-time football along with scholastic improvements, moved Michigan State from the country's 23rd college in size...
...Washington last week, pickets with signs-"Commute the death sentences of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg"-kept up a 24-hr.-a-day demonstration near the White House. In New York the Daily Worker filled its pages with shrill protests that "the Rosenbergs must live." Throughout Europe, Communists and fellow travelers pointed to the Rosenbergs as martyrs to "reactionary hysteria...
Aided by the passage of time, the steady drumfire of Communist propaganda had done much to becloud the facts of the Rosenberg case. In the summer of 1950, the FBI had arrested Julius Rosenberg, a sallow, bespectacled engineer, on the charge that he had acted as paymaster and talent scout for a spy ring which, during and after World War II, delivered to Russia U.S. military secrets of supreme importance. His wife Ethel was accused of aiding...
...phrase with which Gold identified himself to Greenglass: "Julius sent me." Another key witness. Max Elitcher, testified that Rosenberg had urged him to steal secret information from the Navy Ordnance Bureau...