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...Maurice Tobin, McCarthy had magnanimous indulgence: "A fine young gentleman* who was ordered to do a job, and he did that job." Then, diving frequently into his brown bag for a black photostat, a picture, or a wad of congressional transcript, he turned his buckshot on his archenemies, Secretary of State Acheson, Defense Secretary Marshall, and U.S. Ambassador-at-Large Philip Jessup. He set the veterans whooping when he offered to take his case against Acheson and Jessup "to a jury of twelve men and twelve women . . . if the President's spokesmen can find a way to get them...
...announced that it would "not even consider" admitting transfers. The University of Virginia wanted no one who had been "dropped or suspended from another college." Neither did Washington and Lee. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania State College was waiting to see "whether the Academy indicated 'discredit or dishonor' on the transcript" before making up its mind...
...espionage trial of Associated Pressman William Oatis, the bits of evidence the Czechs let out seemed to prove that the charge of "spying" was nothing more than routine diligent news reporting. Last week a transcript of the trial, received by the State Department, proved the point conclusively. In fact, State Department officials were surprised that Reporter Oatis, on the stand after 71 days of Communist imprisonment and interrogation, was able to make his case so clear...
...transcript reads for a press conference Dec. 22, 1949, more than a year after the 1948 election. The President was asked: "Do you feel sure that he [Ike] is not a candidate for 1952 as he was not in 1948?" The President replied that General Eisenhower had said so, and his word was good...
Liberal Terms. In North Adams, Mass., seeking summer caretakers for their fraternity house, Williams College's Kappa Alphas advertised in the Transcript for a "single or married couple...