Word: samuels
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...election of the following officers to next year's executive board: Philip Mark Cronin '53 of Cambridge and Lowell House as President; Laurence David Savadove '53 of Camden, New Jersey and Winthrop House as Managing Editor; Charles Sprague Boit '53 of Brookline and Leverett House as Business Manager; Samuel Batchelder Potter '53 of Boston and Kirkland House as Editorial Chairman; Charles Ephraim Zeitlin '53 of Chicago and Kirkland House as Photographic Chairman...
Knohl bought one of them and Caudle picked up $5,000 commission. Two weeks later, Caudle recommended no prosecution of Samuel Aaron on grounds of illness, although a Government physician said he was able to stand trial...
...Agent Herbert A. Philbrick-the prosecution's surprise witness at the trial-inconspicuous Professor Struik was an active and dedicated Communist. Struik had made no secret of the fact that he was a trustee of Manhattan's Jefferson School of Social Science and of Boston's Samuel Adams School, and a member of the Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Witness Philbrick testified that Mathematician Struik had also given lectures at secret Communist cell meetings in Cambridge. After that testimony, Struik's name began to make headlines...
Nina (adapted by Samuel Taylor from a play by Andre Roussin) created something of a ruckus before reaching Broadway. Gloria Swanson, who plays the title role, snarled publicly at Gregory Ratoff's direction, sneered at the play and threatened to quit. On Broadway the play itself should cause much less stir. It can best be described as very French in plot, and not nearly French enough in manner...
...Samuel Eliot Morison got on with his superb history of the Navy's war in Aleutians, Gilberts and Marshalls; Novelist Walter Edmonds turned historian in They Fought with What They Had to tell the griefs of U.S. airmen in the first months of the Pacific war; and the submariners got some of their due in Vice Admiral Charles Lockwood's Sink 'Em All and Battle Submerged by Rear Admiral Harley Cope and Captain Walter Karig. For pure excitement, there was nothing better than the diary kept by a French fighter pilot in the British air force, Pierre...