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Subways for Everybody. In Hollywood, Negroes have been shut out of My Fair Lady but little else this season. Central Casting is paying out more than seven times as much cash for Negro extras as it was a year ago. Connie Frances will go to a mixed party in Looking...
After the war, White became a lawyer, a judge, a U.S. Senator, an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. When Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller died in 1910, the other Associate Justices paid White a magnificent tribute: they petitioned President Taft to appoint him to head the court. Oliver...
The summer vacation ended with the traditional cry of the marshal. And the very haste with which the court hustled through ceremony and got down to its closed-door business testified to its crowded calendar. The nine blackrobed justices spent just 24 minutes admitting 70 new attorneys to practice before...
They Fought Alone, by John Keats. The story of the American and Philippine guerrillas who stayed on Mindanao in 1942 under the inventive leadership of Colonel Wendell Fertig. A rewarding narrative by the author of The Insolent Chariots.
They Fought Alone, by John Keats. The story of the American and Philippine guerrillas who stayed on Mindanao in 1942 under the inventive leadership of Colonel Wendell Fertig. A rewarding narrative by the author of The Insolent Chariots.