Word: fields
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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White House Aide Charles Ross tried to explain. "In the field of foreign relations there can be only one voice stating the position of the United States," he said. "This is regarded as being of fundamental constitutional importance...
Last week, Pressman decided to reverse his field. Apparently on the grounds that confession might be good for a goal, he also retailed some sins to the press. He admitted having joined the Communist Party in 1934: it was all, he said, because of the depression and Hitlerism. He had gotten out after one year, though he continued to run with top Communists for 15 more. He had never known Alger Hiss as a Communist. And he was now against the Russians...
...capacity for anger has probably never been tested to its fullest: he runs himself as he flies an airplane; to spout smoke or to get off course would be inefficient. He can ignore an uncut lawn or an unpolished shoe, but will pick out an unkempt airplane across the field. "He is a single-minded 'why?' guy, an administrator of high ability, and above all a hard-shelled military realist," one of his staff said appraisingly. "And I'm damn glad he's not on Russia's side...
...memorial, to Huntington R. (Tack). Hardwick '15, has been placed in front of Dillon Field House. Hardwick, who died in 1945, was a football, baseball, and track star, captaining the 1915 team. The citation reads: "Inspiring leader, eager competitor, loyal sportsman...
...served with the American Expeditionary Force in France during World War I, and also served with the U.S. Geological Survey. He was a member of numerous scientific organizations and acted as special consultant on many geological projects. He was on a field research project at the time of his death...